30 plants suitable for beginners to grow, they will survive as soon as they touch soil with almost zero failure
Autumn has really arrived recently, the weather gets colder day by day, Qiu Ma has already dug out her sweater and put it on. Cold as it is, this season is really super suitable for getting all kinds of flowers, no more worrying about them dying from heat. Recently gardening friends keep asking me what flowers are suitable for beginners to grow? The kind that will live for a really really long time. Today I finally have time, so I have put together an article for all you beginner gardening friends, for reference:
1. Bulbous plants
Autumn is the most suitable time to get bulbous plants, and they are very suitable for beginners, almost one planted one survives. You only need to put the bulbs in soil, water them, give them some sun, and they will bloom a few months later. For those who want to save trouble, they do not even need to go in soil, water culture alone will let them grow very well.
Key care points for bulbous flowers: full sunlight environment, choose permeable and breathable soil for planting, do not let them get rained on before sprouting, to avoid the bulbs rotting.
Narcissus, daffodil, plant in November
Saffron crocus, plant in November (best not to let it get rained on while blooming)
Hyacinth, plant in November (blooms around Spring Festival)
Grape hyacinth, plant in November
Tulip, plant in November
Iris, plant in December
2. Recommended woody flowering plants:
Camellia
Chinese rose (likes fertilizer, likes sunlight, good ventilation)
Azalea (long flowering period, indirect light, likes humid air, plant in acidic loose soil)
3. Recommended herbaceous flowering plants
Although herbaceous flowers are annuals, they bloom beautifully and frequently, basically have few pests and diseases, and have a very long flowering period.
Pansy, horned violet (blooms from November to May, suitable for planting in autumn)
Petunia (blooms from April to November, likes sunlight)
Million bells (note, do not let it get rained on in summer, it dies easily)
Madagascar periwinkle
Moss rose
4. Other recommended flowers
Hydrangea (likes partial shade, but the above-ground part will wither in winter)
Shasta daisy (note: prevent powdery mildew)
Marguerite daisy (afraid of heat in summer, must never have waterlogged soil)
Geranium (afraid of heat, best not to let it get rained on in summer)
Kalanchoe (drought-tolerant, do not water too much in winter, afraid of cold in winter)
Orchid
Clematis (the planting soil must be loose and breathable)
Clivia
Dahlia, dwarf dahlia
Honeysuckle
Hosta
Spider plant (bring in for care in winter)
Ferns (bird's nest fern can overwinter outdoors, Boston fern needs above 0 degrees in winter)
Ivy (afraid of heat in summer, can overwinter outdoors above 0 degrees in winter)
The above 30 plants are all quite suitable for beginners to care for, basically all varieties that will survive as soon as they touch soil. No matter which one, everyone must be careful not to water too much when caring for them. Except for some varieties, most plants can be watered thoroughly after the soil dries out.
Many times, flowers are killed by watering, so a very important point in growing flowers well is: control your hands, water reasonably. That is all for today's sharing, if you like it, share it with more gardening friends, let us learn to grow flowers better together!