The less you fuss over these flowers, the more vigorously they grow, making them perfect for beginners who prefer low-maintenance care.

With most flowers, the more you pamper them like a baby, the worse they grow, and they tend to develop all kinds of problems. If you care for them more casually with low-maintenance management, they actually grow better, and getting them to fill out their pots is very easy.

1. Kalanchoe (Kalanchoe blossfeldiana)

Kalanchoe blooms around the Spring Festival. It is a succulent plant that grows well with almost no management at all. Its thick leaves have a very strong water-storing capacity, so even going a month without watering is not much of a problem. It has a long blooming period, is very easy to flower, and after blooming you should promptly cut off the spent flowers and pinch back the tips, which also makes it easier to get it to bloom into a full pot.

2. Snake Plant (Sansevieria)

Snake plant has vigorous vitality and is very drought-tolerant and shade-tolerant. Whether placed on a south-facing balcony, in the living room, or in the bathroom, it can grow very well. Snake plant is itself a desert flower with outstanding drought resistance, so even going one or two months without watering is no problem. Snake plant can release oxygen at night, so it is also quite suitable for growing in the bedroom.

3. Rubber Plant (Ficus elastica)

Rubber plant, also called 'Black Prince', is widely recognized as a throw-it-and-forget-it flower. The rubber plant is very drought-tolerant; going half a month or a month without watering will not cause problems, and it will keep growing steadily even if left aside without care. It usually does not need much fertilizing either; when you want to fertilize, just poke a few small holes in the potting soil and bury a few granules of urea.

4. Heartleaf Aptenia (Aptenia cordifolia)

Heartleaf aptenia is itself very easy to grow. The more casual your management of it, the more it lets itself go and grows better. Heartleaf aptenia has strong adaptability and can grow in a spot with a bit of good light. If you want it to grow well, placing it on a south-facing balcony with good light is a very good choice. Its propagation is also very simple: snap off a branch and stick it into the soil and it will take root.

5. Madagascar Periwinkle (Catharanthus roseus)

Madagascar periwinkle, also called 'Daily Spring', is the easiest flower I have ever grown. As long as you give it plenty of light, it will bloom into a full pot for you. Madagascar periwinkle is very easy to propagate from cuttings: cut off a branch and casually stick it into the soil and it will survive. Madagascar periwinkle is drought-tolerant and afraid of wetness. Generally, if you keep it indoors and let it live off the weather, it will grow very well.

In addition, chrysanthemums, aloe, Sempervivum 'Guanyin Lotus', cactus types, pothos, spider plants, and other flowers are all very easy to grow, very suitable for low-maintenance management, and the top choice of flowers for friends who do not know much about growing plants.