Plants for lazy people: they survive as long as they have roots, get watered once every 7 days, and fill the pot within half a month

Some flowers are too delicate in life and must be raised with pampering; but some flowers have very tenacious vitality and can survive with just water. For busy office workers, or people who love growing flowers but are rather "lazy," these flowers are more suitable. Let's take a look together. Maybe there is one everyone likes, and next time you can grow it at home!

Lucky bamboo

Lucky bamboo is a plant that is relatively tolerant of waterlogging, with very tenacious vitality. It is drought-tolerant and prefers shade. Placed at home with regular watering, it does not require much effort. Even if it does not look very good, as long as it still has roots, it can still grow normally.

Pothos

When it comes to plants with tenacious vitality, pothos can be said to lead the pack. Pothos has always had the title of "king of hydroponics." As long as there is water, whether indoors or outdoors, it can grow very well. Unlike other flowers, it needs regular fertilizing, soil loosening and other complicated procedures, so it is very suitable for "lazy people" to grow at home.

Peperomia

Peperomia likes warmth and moisture, has low requirements for fertilizer, and only needs to be placed in a place with plenty of sunlight. If you forget to water it for a few days, it does not matter. As long as there is a certain amount of humidity and the roots have not rotted, it can survive, and it can grow very lush. With watering, it can fill the pot within half a month.

Monstera

Monstera likes warm and humid environments and is best placed in a shaded area. It is very suitable for growing at home, and you do not need to worry about not giving it sunlight. It is very suitable for "lazy people" to grow. Moreover, monstera absorbs a large amount of water. As long as there is water, it can grow explosively, easily and simply.

How about it? For those "lazy people" who think growing flowers takes too much time and effort, are not these plants very easy to keep alive?