Easy-care and beautiful lazy plants, beginners shouldn't miss these when growing flowers

Many people want to fill their homes with greenery but don't want to spend too much effort on tending plants, or they are busy with work and have no extra time to care for them carefully. Today, the editor recommends some plants that are both beautiful and grand yet not difficult to care for. With thousands of forms, there is surely one you will like.

1. Air plant

The air plant (Tillandsia) is the only plant on Earth that can grow entirely in the air. It can grow luxuriantly without soil, can even bloom, and is drought-tolerant and shade-tolerant, making it very easy to keep alive. Growing one indoors can purify the air.

Care: It does not need to be planted in water or soil; doing so is actually bad for its growth. Make sure it gets plenty of light, and water it two to three times a week.

2. Four o'clock flower

The four o'clock flower (Mirabilis jalapa) is also called the "landmine flower." The magical thing about this flower is that a single plant will produce blooms of different colors, very brilliant.

Care: It is very simple to grow; there is no need to worry too much about growing techniques. Just water it after the soil dries out. Tip: Scan the QR code at the bottom of the article, follow us and send: Four o'clock flower to learn detailed knowledge about growing and caring for the four o'clock flower.

3. Purple leaf oxalis

The leaves of this plant (Oxalis triangularis) are triangular, the flowering period is long, and the leaves have beautiful patterns. Seen from a distance, they look very much like butterfly wings, very beautiful.

Care: Extremely easy to care for, shade-tolerant, drought-tolerant, cold-tolerant, loves light, and has very strong vitality. On ordinary days, just let it get plenty of sun and water it on time. Tip: Scan the QR code at the bottom of the article, follow us and send: Oxalis to learn detailed knowledge about growing and caring for oxalis.

4. Kalanchoe

Kalanchoe (Kalanchoe blossfeldiana) belongs to the succulent family, and its flowering period is very long, which is how it got its name.

Care: When winter temperatures are too low, take care to keep it warm appropriately, and keep the soil loose with good drainage. Tip: Scan the QR code at the bottom of the article, follow us and send: Kalanchoe to learn detailed knowledge about growing and caring for kalanchoe.

5. Petunia

Petunia is practically at the wildflower level, extremely easy to grow, and its flowers look quite delicate and lovely.

Care: Before sowing, soak the seeds in warm water for about 12 hours. After planting, basically no special management is needed, and they survive very easily. Tip: Scan the QR code at the bottom of the article, follow us and send: Petunia to learn detailed knowledge about growing and caring for petunias.

6. Fiddle-leaf fig

This plant (Ficus lyrata) looks very beautiful and often appears in European home decor magazines. Keeping one at home makes the owner appear very tasteful.

Care: Water more, give more sun. Tip: Scan the QR code at the bottom of the article, follow us and send: Fiddle-leaf fig to learn detailed knowledge about growing and caring for the fiddle-leaf fig.

7. Bugloss

After the seeds of this plant (Anchusa) are planted, the germination rate is very high. Although its name contains the word "grass," it is loved for its blue flowers, small and charming.

Care: Keep it in ample sunlight, and provide appropriate shade in summer. Tip: Scan the QR code at the bottom of the article, follow us and send: Bugloss to learn detailed knowledge about growing and caring for bugloss.

8. Ivy

It has strong adaptability to the environment, its leaves are relatively broad, and the foliage stays evergreen. Its cold tolerance is very strong.

Care:It dislikes stuffy, hot environments, so in summer pay attention to ventilation and cooling. It can be grown hydroponically. Tip: Scan the QR code at the bottom of the article, follow us and send: Ivy to learn detailed knowledge about growing and caring for ivy.

9. Mountain rose

The mountain rose (Aeonium) really does look like a blooming rose, but it is much easier to grow than a rose. Note that the mountain rose dies after blooming, so it is best to propagate it before it flowers.

Care: Keep it in ample sunlight and a humid environment, and pay attention to ventilation. Tip: Scan the QR code at the bottom of the article, follow us and send: Mountain rose to learn detailed knowledge about growing and caring for the mountain rose.

10. Pansy

The flowers of the pansy come in white, yellow and purple, which is how it got its name. This flower is relatively easy to grow, but it is best kept outdoors; indoors it does not survive easily.

Care: Cold-tolerant; in summer pay attention to shading. During the flowering period, especially make sure it gets ample light. Tip: Scan the QR code at the bottom of the article, follow us and send: Pansy to learn detailed knowledge about growing and caring for pansies.

11. Dahlia

Dahlia is a common ornamental flower and does not have very high requirements for its growing environment.

Care: Dahlia is very sensitive to moisture and is not suitable for planting in the overly humid southern regions. In North China or the Northwest, as long as it is watered at the right times, dahlias will grow very vigorously. Tip: Scan the QR code at the bottom of the article, follow us and send: Dahlia to learn detailed knowledge about growing and caring for dahlias.

12. Hosta

The flowers of the hosta are white as jade, and their shape resembles a hairpin, which is how it got its name. The biggest reason this flower is easy to grow is that it is a shade-tolerant flower, very suitable for growing at home or in the courtyard.

Care: Cold-tolerant, shade-tolerant; never expose it to blazing sun. Tip: Scan the QR code at the bottom of the article, follow us and send: Hosta to learn detailed knowledge about growing and caring for hostas.

13. Glass begonia

Also called "glass emerald," the whole plant gives a feeling very much like glass. The flowers are bright in color, gorgeously enchanting, and it can be kept indoors.

Care: It has no strict requirements for soil, but in winter pay attention to keeping it warm. On ordinary days, just strictly control the amount of watering.

14. Hydrangea

Hydrangea, also known as the eight-immortal flower, is a common ornamental flower. When it blooms, the flowers cluster together, delighting the eye and the heart.

Care: Hydrangea likes warm, humid environments and is suitable for growing in the south. On ordinary days, just keep the soil moist and avoid exposing it to blazing sun. Tip: Scan the QR code at the bottom of the article, follow us and send: Hydrangea to learn detailed knowledge about growing and caring for hydrangeas.

15. Mint

Compared with growing in soil, mint is even better suited to hydroponic growing. It is not only fragrant and refreshing, but can also be used in salads or steeped in water - truly a versatile plant.

Care: Mint likes light and tolerates shade; water it more and give it more sun. Tip: Scan the QR code at the bottom of the article, follow us and send: Mint to learn detailed knowledge about growing and caring for mint.

16. Narcissus

Narcissus has a cultivation history of more than a thousand years in our country, and its flowers are generally white and delightfully fragrant.

Care: It likes light, tolerates shade but not cold, and has strong vitality. Keep it in ample sunlight, and in winter pay attention to keeping it warm. Tip: Scan the QR code at the bottom of the article, follow us and send: Narcissus to learn detailed knowledge about growing and caring for narcissus.

17. Lucky bamboo

Lucky bamboo is truly very easy to grow. It can survive as long as there is water; it needs no nutrient solution and no water-soluble fertilizer, and the price is very affordable.

Care: Just don't let all the water in the container evaporate. Tip: Scan the QR code at the bottom of the article, follow us and send: Lucky bamboo to learn detailed knowledge about growing and caring for lucky bamboo.

18. Pothos

Pothos needs no introduction; it is recognized as an easy plant to grow, comes alive on contact with water, and has extremely tenacious vitality.

Care: It likes shade and above all fears direct sunlight. Pay attention to providing appropriate shade. Tip: Scan the QR code at the bottom of the article, follow us and send: Pothos to learn detailed knowledge about growing and caring for pothos.

19. Hibiscus

Hibiscus was called "Zhujin" in ancient times and is a flower that often appears in poetry.

Care: It likes sun; place it in a sunny spot to grow, and in winter pay attention to keeping it warm. Tip: Scan the QR code at the bottom of the article, follow us and send: Hibiscus to learn detailed knowledge about growing and caring for hibiscus.

20. Cypress vine

Commonly known as the five-pointed star flower; as the name suggests, its flowers scatter across the green leaves like five-pointed stars. The flowering period is relatively long, the seeds have low soil requirements, and the germination rate is as high as 95%.

Care: Place it in a sunny spot, water it once a week, and keep it warm in winter. Tip: Scan the QR code at the bottom of the article, follow us and send: Cypress vine to learn detailed knowledge about growing and caring for cypress vine.

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