Which flowers are lucky to grow during Spring Festival? These 8 flowering potted plants are recommended

Spring Festival is almost here, and I believe many families are basically preparing to bring home some plants with good meanings, all for a festive look. So which plants and flowers will you place in your home? Let's take a look below at the flowers that friends usually arrange at home, see how many kinds you have at home, and which ones are worth buying to enjoy?

Golden berry

The golden berry's ornamental fruit period lasts half a year, the fruit color is bright, and little golden fruits hang down one by one, especially classy, right?

The golden berry rather likes a warm, humid environment with plenty of sunlight, but it also has a certain cold tolerance and can withstand low temperatures of 3-4°C. So in winter there is no need to worry about it being afraid of the cold. Usually keep the potting soil moist, but it must not be too moist.

Kumquat tree

Kumquat has golden-yellow fruit with a slight fresh fragrance, and is a very good ornamental fruit flower.

Kumquat rather likes sunlight, but the light must not be too strong. In spring, water moderately. In summer and autumn, it needs more water. But it must be timely and moderate, otherwise it will cause fruit drop. In winter, it is better to keep the potting soil on the dry side.

Phalaenopsis

In the Spring Festival season, the Phalaenopsis plant sends out long flower stalks from the leaf axils and blooms with flowers shaped like dancing butterflies, and is known as the "Queen of exotic orchids."

When watering Phalaenopsis, water only when the soil is dry and stop when it is wet; there must not be too much water, as too much easily causes root rot. And Phalaenopsis can survive by absorbing nutrients from the air.

Kalanchoe

Kalanchoe is a flower with an extremely long flowering period in winter and spring, symbolizing longevity. There are also many varieties of Kalanchoe, and each one has its own charm. When it is not blooming, you can also enjoy its leaves. Kalanchoe is a succulent plant, does not like too much water, and is very drought-tolerant. Kalanchoe rather likes light, and it is best to have 8-9 hours of light each day, but it must not be exposed to strong direct light. It rather likes places with plenty of scattered light.

Guzmania

Guzmania needs at least 4 to 5 hours of sunlight each day. Guzmania's flowering period is in winter, and it should be given a thin organic liquid fertilizer once every two weeks. Remember to apply thin fertilizer frequently. Guzmania likes a humid environment, so usually keep the potting soil moist. It is best to spray clean water on the leaf surface once a day to remove dust, make the leaf color bright, and at the same time help photosynthesis and promote robust plant growth. Guzmania represents good fortune, a lucky star shining high, and great luck and prosperity.

Lucky bamboo

Lucky bamboo is also called "fortune bamboo." In China there is the blessing "when flowers bloom, prosperity comes; when bamboo is reported, peace prevails." So many families have one or two pots of lucky bamboo. Lucky bamboo rather likes to be cared for in a semi-shaded environment. Too strong light or exposure to the sun will cause the leaves to turn yellow, so it is best to place it in a bright place with scattered light. Usually there is no need to water it often; in winter, watering once every half a month is generally enough.

Peace lily

The peace lily is very beautiful when it blooms, and when it is not blooming, its lush green leaves are also very nice to look at. During the growing period, keep the potting soil moist often, but do not water too much. Usually you can spray water more often. You can water it with cool boiled water, which is also very good for the growth of the peace lily. The peace lily is also a fairly shade-tolerant plant, so if the light at home is not good, you do not need to worry.

Ardisia crenata

Ardisia crenata symbolizes good luck and festivity, wealth and honor. It likes a warm and humid, half-sunny and half-shady environment, and needs bright scattered light, avoiding direct sunlight. During the growing period, watering should be sufficient to keep the potting soil moist, but there must be no waterlogging.