New potted flower with unusual blooms and easy care, more worth having than pothos or spider plant

Introduction

Green plants and potted flowers are essential decorative touches for home life. Keeping some flowers and plants at home has many benefits: it beautifies the room and lifts the mood. "Flower Sound Potted Diary, Issue 1340" introduces you to an unusual and beautiful flower.

Today's featured plant

Pothos and spider plant are probably the most common indoor potted plants. They are easy to care for and deeply loved by flower enthusiasts, but their drawback is that their ornamental value is somewhat lacking. Autumn is a season suitable for growing flowers. Today we introduce a new type of potted plant with unusual and beautiful flowers and easy care that is well worth getting.

Campanula

This flower is called campanula (bellflower), a perennial herbaceous flower of the Campanulaceae family. It has become very popular in China in recent years and is named for its bell-shaped flowers. The blooms are bell-shaped, like plump little bells dancing about, mostly purple or pink, fresh and elegant with high ornamental value. Since being introduced to China it quickly became popular and is now a trending flower.

"A string of bells"

Campanula has many flowers and many branches. When in bloom, each branch can bear dozens of flowers at the same time, and achieving a "spilling-over-pot" display is easy. The flowering period is mostly in spring, continuing into summer, with a fairly long ornamental period. It is suitable for arranging in small courtyards as flowerbed and flower border material, with excellent accent effects.

Easy care

Campanula plants are low-growing, no more than 30 cm tall, and can be planted in a 15-20 cm flowerpot. It is naturally an excellent potted ornamental plant, and its planting and care are also fairly easy. It is generally propagated by seed with a high survival rate. It likes a growing environment with partial shade and scattered light. For routine care, water thoroughly when the soil is dry and do not water when it is not dry.

An excellent potted plant

The drawback of campanula is that it is not heat-tolerant and not cold-tolerant, making it suitable for potted cultivation and viewing on a balcony. If grown outdoors, it may not survive the midsummer heat or the cold winter. It is a perennial; after the flowers fade it produces seeds and has strong self-seeding ability, so basically after planting once you can enjoy the flowers year after year. It is beautiful and easy to grow, more cost-effective than pothos or spider plant, and worth trying for autumn flower growing.