Grow 3 lucky flowers at home: the more vigorously they grow, the healthier your family will be, and your balcony will turn into a sea of flowers

So with the improvement and upgrading of people's living standards, more and more people like to grow some flowers and plants at home, especially those living in cities, who not only hope to have fresh air in their homes, but also hope that by placing some green potted plants, their homes will become more lively and cozy. So almost every household will place some potted plants, some grown for their foliage, some for their flowers.

Today I'd like to share with you 3 common household flowers, also known as 3 kinds of "lucky flowers". These three flowers not only have dense foliage and can purify the air, which is good for the family's health, but they also all have very long flowering periods and all bloom in winter.

Geranium

Geranium is a common household flower. Many flower lovers who have grown geraniums report that geranium is a very easy plant to grow. Compared with clivia, geranium is very, very easy to keep alive. Just take a few cuttings and they can fill a pot, and the flowering period lasts up to 200 days a year. Even when a potted geranium is not blooming, its leaves are very dense, and it can purify the air and release oxygen, which is good for the family's health.

When caring for geraniums, because geranium is a light-loving plant, especially in spring, summer and autumn, letting geraniums receive plenty of light is good for plant growth and promotes flower bud development. With normal mixed potting soil for flowers, the plant can grow strong; in spring, supplement geranium with quick-acting compound fertilizer, and in autumn spray geranium with 0.2% monopotassium phosphate, which can promote flower bud development and let the plant produce more flowers when winter arrives.

Kalanchoe

Growing kalanchoe at home symbolizes the family's good health and the elders' health and longevity. Kalanchoe begins blooming every year when winter arrives and keeps blooming until the end of the following summer, making it a flower with a very long flowering period. Placed on the balcony, it will burst into bloom, like a sea of flowers in winter. Kalanchoe's emerald-green, firm leaves have a very strong ability to absorb carbon dioxide, and in winter they can effectively purify indoor air.

Kalanchoe is a very easy flower to grow, and potted plants are usually obtained through cuttings. In autumn, kalanchoe needs to be supplemented with nitrogen fertilizer and phosphorus-potassium fertilizer, so that it can bloom more when winter arrives. After winter arrives, the pot should be placed on a warm, sunny balcony indoors, which ensures both light and temperature and promotes flower bud development and blooming.

Christmas cactus

Christmas cactus is a common flower in many households nowadays. It not only has emerald-green leaves, but grafted potted Christmas cacti also have upright stems, and the whole plant grows very strong and dense. Christmas cactus is also a plant that blooms in winter, and its flowering period is also long, blooming 2 to 3 times a year. Besides being able to bloom, the leaves of the Christmas cactus have a very strong formaldehyde-absorbing function, especially in newly renovated houses, where a pot of Christmas cactus can be placed to effectively absorb residual harmful substances indoors.

Christmas cactus likes to grow in an airy, well-drained environment, so when repotting and changing the soil each year, it is best to choose airy, well-drained, fertile soil. In this way, during later care, the plant is less likely to suffer root rot, and it grows quickly. When autumn comes each year, you can supplement the Christmas cactus with monopotassium phosphate to promote flower bud development at the leaf tips.

These 3 common flowers not only can all bloom in winter, but also have very long flowering periods. Most importantly, growing them at home carries beautiful symbolism, making them lucky flowers. Of course, practically speaking, as long as these 3 flowers grow dense and strong, placing them at home can also bring people happiness. After all, people psychologically like beautiful things, especially plants that bloom.

So friends who like them, hurry and grow a few pots of flowering plants at home while you can, and they will bloom beautiful flowers in winter.

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