For houseplants in the second half of the year, just pick these 3; they bring good luck and wealth, look beautiful, and are good for you
Before we know it, we have reached the second half of the year. In autumn and winter, many flowers and plants wither, giving people a bleak feeling, but some plants are lush and green, adding a breath of green to life.
Today Huar introduces 3 kinds of "good luck and wealth-bringing" houseplants. Grow a few pots at home; they look beautiful, are good for you, and are super worth getting!
1. Polyscias (Ming aralia)
Polyscias mainly has 3 varieties, divided mainly by leaves: round-leaf, white-leaf, and feather-leaf. The round-leaf variety is the most common. The stems are upright, and the leaves are bright and varied. It can be placed in the living room, bedroom, study, and other places, bringing good luck and meaning long life.
Polyscias is a tropical foliage plant that likes a humid environment. Watering should follow the principle of watering when dry and letting it dry between waterings. During the peak growth period from April to June, it needs sufficient fertilizer, applying diluted liquid fertilizer once a week. At other times, applying 2-3 times a month is enough.
2. Fatsia japonica (Japanese aralia)
Fatsia japonica, also known as octagonal gold plate, has broad palm-shaped leaves split into 8 lobes with 8 corners. It is evergreen all year round and is a very excellent foliage plant. It carries the meaning of bringing good luck and symbolizes rolling in wealth, prosperity, and peace.
Fatsia japonica likes a warm and humid environment. During care, keep the potting soil 50% moist, and regularly spray water mist on the branches and leaves to increase humidity.
3. Radermachera sinica (China doll)
Radermachera sinica is a relatively common houseplant. It has a beautiful tree shape, elegant posture, lush branches and leaves, and is evergreen all year round. It has high ornamental value. It also blooms abundantly, with large flowers. Many flowers on one inflorescence open at the same time, forming a long string of golden-yellow floral bands, especially beautiful. It carries the meaning of happiness, auspiciousness, and good health.
Radermachera sinica is a relatively large houseplant, easy to care for, and rather fond of light. It can be placed in the living room, study, and other places near a windowsill so it gets sufficient light. Keeping it appropriately moist will let its branches and leaves flourish and stay glossy green.
That is all for the introduction of these 3 houseplants. If fellow flower lovers have other additions, you can share them with everyone in the comment section below. If you want to learn more about flower-growing knowledge, you can follow Huajianke!