Match the plant to the person: different people are suited to growing different flowers

Growing flowers is actually just like keeping a pet - its biggest role is to add fun to our lives. But growing flowers also needs to be broken down by category: what kind of person you are determines what kind of flowers you should grow. The pursuit of flowers is endless, and growing different plants brings different rewards. Today let's talk about what kind of flowers you should grow.

The "lazybones" - copper coin grass

The lazybones type, that is, very lazy people, who are also often busy and have no time to look after plants. Copper coin grass is the best choice. This plant likes water and is not afraid of waterlogging, and it is also very drought-tolerant. A plant like this will not die unless it is placed under the blazing sun, so it is very suitable for beginners and lazybones to grow.

The growing temperature for copper coin grass is between 10-25 degrees; within this range it grows fastest. In winter, move it indoors, and the indoor temperature must not be lower than 5 degrees.

How can copper coin grass be grown better? Copper coin grass survives very well whether grown in water or in soil, so we follow its habits: half water and half soil is best. Often let it sun itself in the light and water it more, and a pot overflowing with growth is easy to achieve.

Copper coin grass, hollyhock, petunia, spider plant, aloe, cactus, kalanchoe, moss rose and so on - these plants are all suitable for lazy people to grow.

Elderly people - orchids

The gentleman among flowers is the name given to the orchid, so elderly people are suited to growing orchids. Orchid blooms are delicately fragrant, understated, pure and noble, and require a certain amount of time for careful tending and care. Elderly people are the most suited to tending orchids, promoting their own physical and mental health and a long life.

The growing temperature for orchids is between 18-30 degrees, within which they grow fastest. In winter, the indoor temperature had best not be lower than 6 degrees.

Key points for orchid care: orchids are a plant that likes fertilizer and shade, and likes moisture while avoiding dryness. The surrounding area needs frequent humidifying, and there are relatively high requirements for the humidity of the growing medium and the soil air. The medium should be loose and breathable to make it easy for orchid roots to grow; after watering, it should both retain water and not become waterlogged. It is best to keep air humidity between 60%-70%. Compared with other plants, orchids are still rather difficult to care for.

Orchids, chrysanthemums, plum blossoms, clivia, peonies, pomegranate, finger citron, Christmas cactus - these plants have very good meanings and are very suitable for elderly people to plant. There are several kinds of flowers that elderly people must never grow; even without such symptoms, it is still best not to grow them. Elderly people have relatively weak resistance, and lilies, night-blooming jasmine and tulips have very strong fragrances, so it is best not to grow them.

Pregnant and postpartum women - kumquat

Kumquat has a very strong ability to absorb formaldehyde and protect against radiation. Like pothos and spider plant, kumquat also has a very obvious advantage: the scent it gives off can disinfect and reduce inflammation, and it symbolizes good fortune, making it very suitable for pregnant women to grow. The scent is also good for the baby in the womb.

Kumquat is a plant from the south, so its requirements for growing temperature are also quite high, needing 22-29 degrees. Kumquat grows vigorously, and 3-10 degrees is suitable for overwintering. Kumquat fruit also only sets in winter.

Kumquat likes light, tolerates drought and fears waterlogging. It is recommended to place it in a spot with diffused light and to water it when dry and let it dry out between waterings. You can often wipe the leaves with a damp cloth. In summer, shade it and cool it down; in winter, the indoor care temperature should not be higher than 12 degrees, and of course it must not be below zero either.

Asparagus fern, ivy, pothos and rubber tree are all healthy plants. They can purify the air and absorb toxic gases indoors, and are all suitable for growing in a home with a pregnant woman. Be sure not to grow plants with too strong a floral scent or with toxicity, and especially take care with narcissus!

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