Jasmine kept at home has a fresh, pleasant fragrance, and once the flowers are dried they can also be brewed as tea.
Many flower lovers have their own ideas about what kind of flowers to grow. Some like ones that bloom profusely, some like ones that stay green all year round, and everyone's needs are different. Huahua prefers flowers and plants that are "nourishing to people," so that keeping them at home lets you both enjoy beautiful flowers and benefit your own health. So without further ado, Huahua will recommend 3 kinds for everyone.
1. Jasmine
Having learned to sing the song "Jasmine Flower" since childhood, we should all be familiar with this kind of flower. Jasmine is extremely pure and spotless in appearance, and it also has a fresh fragrance that hits your nose. Not only that, jasmine can also be used as medicine; after its petals are picked and dried, they can even be brewed as tea, and drinking it is very good for the stomach and intestines.
Jasmine is a southern plant and likes to grow in acidic soil, so if you are a flower lover in the north, you can neutralize the pH of the growing soil. Jasmine is a sun-loving plant, so when caring for it, try to let it see a bit more sunlight. With sunlight, jasmine will bloom even more vigorously. As for watering, it is best to water it thoroughly each time, with the frequency kept at about once every 1 day, otherwise yellow leaves may appear.
2. Chrysanthemum
If you want to say which flower blooms most dazzlingly in autumn, then it is absolutely the chrysanthemum. Many people in ancient China loved the chrysanthemum alone for its quality of integrity, and even wrote many poems for it. The chrysanthemum's flower colors are fairly diverse, and its varieties naturally are too, with flower buds of all sizes, and it also has a faint fragrance when smelled. In traditional Chinese medicine, chrysanthemum has the effect of clearing heat and detoxifying, and using its petals to make tea is also very good for the body.
When watering chrysanthemums, try to wait until the potting soil has dried out completely before watering, as only then can you ensure it has sufficient nutrients during its later growth. When chrysanthemums are growing, they need a certain amount of light each day, but you need to control the time well, because if they grow under the sun for a long time, the chrysanthemum will only grow leaves and not bloom. This point requires special attention.
3. Honeysuckle
Honeysuckle is a common flower in daily life. It is common because it is often used as medicine; whether used as medicine or brewed as tea, honeysuckle is very good for the body. In addition, honeysuckle has a strong fragrance and a very long flowering period; once it blooms, it lasts for more than 100 days, and by then you will see little golden flowers hanging all over the branches.
Honeysuckle has its own requirements for the quality of the water used for watering. Generally, rainwater and other water with relatively little chlorine are used. If it is tap water, then it needs to be left to sit for a period of time until the chlorine evaporates out. Honeysuckle needs sufficient light to grow, and the more light there is, the more vigorously it will bloom.
These 3 kinds of flowers are not only beautiful and fragrant when they bloom, but are also all very helpful to the human body. Flower lovers who like them can consider them.