These green plants can bloom all year round, with bright colors and beautiful flower forms. Do you grow any of them?
Introducing several green plants that can bloom all year round, with bright colors and beautiful flower forms!
Wax begonia
Wax begonia is also called perpetual begonia. It is the most common and widely cultivated species among begonia plants. The perpetual begonia has a graceful form, delicate and glossy flowers, and blooms in clusters, opening in all four seasons.
It also carries a faint fresh fragrance, making it one of the main potted flowers used for indoor decoration. Most begonias are perennial herbaceous or woody plants, and the wax begonia's leaves are emerald green.
Its delicate and gorgeous flowers are beautiful yet not vulgar, elegant and dignified. Used to accent a room, they look very attractive. The wax begonia has a very long flowering period, so it is loved by many people. Precisely because its flowering period is so long, placing it on a balcony can show long-lasting vitality.
Fuchsia
Fuchsia is also called lantern flower. It is a perennial semi-shrub evergreen plant. Fuchsia likes a cool and humid environment and is sensitive to high temperatures and strong light, so in summer it should be placed in a semi-shaded environment or given appropriate shade.
Fuchsia fears intense summer heat and stuffiness, as well as rain and direct sun, so it is best to keep fuchsia at home for ornamental viewing rather than planting it in a courtyard.
Fuchsia is not very demanding about soil. As long as it grows in loose, fertile, breathable, well-drained, slightly acidic soil that is also rich in humus, it can grow very well.
Fuchsia has a very long flowering period. If you want to extend its flowering period, you can give it plenty of sunlight and good air circulation, which can make its already long flowering period even longer.
Oleander
Oleander is a landscaping plant that can often be seen. Oleander has a very long flowering period, so it is loved by many people. When caring for oleander at home, be sure to open the windows often for ventilation.
Because oleander flowers are toxic, their fragrance can make people faint, and if its bark, roots, flowers, or seeds are eaten by mistake, it can be fatal, so when caring for it at home, you must pay careful attention.
Oleander likes warmth and cannot tolerate cold. In winter, you must prepare to protect it from the cold and keep it warm. In the north, it can only be grown as a potted ornamental plant and overwintered indoors. Oleander has a very long flowering period, and its fragrance is strong and its flowers are bright and attractive. When caring for it, you must be sure never to eat any part of it by mistake.