4 plants that bloom in autumn, just plant a pot casually and they will survive, easy to grow and beautiful

There are many flowering plants suitable for growing in autumn. The following 4 kinds of flowers bloom in autumn and are especially beautiful. Flower lovers can grow one or two pots. The first is the moss rose. The moss rose is a very interesting plant in nature, because its flowers open when exposed to light, and in most cases they only open when there is sunlight, while the flowers close in the morning and evening every day and on cloudy days, so people call it the moss rose or the noon flower. It is completely different from the sunflower that turns toward the sun; its growth follows its own set of rules.

The moss rose has very strong vitality, so under normal circumstances, the moss rose is very easy to grow and survive. It is a very easy-to-grow plant and flower, so very many people grow this flower in daily life. Its water requirements are actually quite low. Under normal circumstances, just watering it enough is fine. As long as the soil maintains a certain degree of moisture, the plant can grow normally. However, during the high-temperature period in summer, when the weather is hot and dry and water evaporates too quickly, it is still necessary to appropriately increase the amount and frequency of watering. In winter, to maintain temperature, watering also needs to be appropriately reduced.

The second is the petunia. The petunia flower is named petunia because the shape of its flowers is very similar to that of the morning glory, and the petunia plant is also relatively short. The petunia flower has bright and beautiful colors, so many people like to use petunia flowers as indoor decorations. Petunias should be watered appropriately at ordinary times to prevent them from becoming too dry or too wet. If too dry, the plant is prone to withering; if too wet, the roots are prone to rotting. In summer, when the weather is hot and evaporation is greatest, watering should be replenished in time to keep the potting soil moist but not waterlogged. During the rainy season, drainage should be timely to prevent waterlogging.

The third is nasturtium. For nasturtium care in spring and autumn, water every other day, generally fertilize once a month, and also place it in a place with sufficient sunlight; in summer, water every day, avoid waterlogging, reduce appropriately after flower buds appear, stop fertilizing, and provide appropriate shade; in winter, water as little as possible, keep it at around 15°C, and a thin compound fertilizer can also be applied once.

In fact, it can be watered once a day, and doing so can also maintain relatively high air humidity. However, the amount of water each time should not be too much, to avoid waterlogging. When flower buds appear, the frequency of watering should be appropriately reduced, but the amount of water each time should be increased, so that the potting soil alternates between drying and moisture. For growing newly sprouted nasturtium, the soil should be sandy soil rich in humus and with good air permeability. The soil pH should be neutral to slightly acidic, which is beneficial to the growth of nasturtium.

Finally, you can also grow clivia. It should be noted that watering must be reasonable. Clivia has well-developed fleshy roots that can store relatively more water and have a certain drought tolerance. General experience holds that a soil moisture content of about 30% is suitable. The rule is to water again after the surface of the potting soil in three pots looks dry. In winter, water once every 3 to 5 days; in spring and autumn, water once every 1 to 2 days; in summer, appropriately increase the frequency of watering. Seedlings need little water, while the flowering period needs more water. When watering, do not pour water on the leaves to prevent the leaves from rotting. When dust is found on the leaves, you can gently wipe the leaf surface with a soft cloth, or brush it with a soft-bristled brush. Do not rinse and scrub with a large amount of water.

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