This flower doesn't need to be bought as a potted plant; just toss it down casually and it will fill an entire pot

Summer is over. You can start buying all kinds of potted plants. Given what we bought before, we have to be very careful! But what you don't know is that some plants don't need to be bought at all.

Peperomia obtusifolia (baby rubber plant)

This is probably the favorite of office white-collar workers. Taking cuttings is also very simple. Put the green leaves in gravel and spray water regularly. Remember to place them in a shady spot. There's no technical difficulty. You can give it a try.

Kalanchoe blossfeldiana (flowering kalanchoe)

Kalanchoe blossfeldiana is a succulent plant. As long as there is enough water and plenty of sunlight, everything will be fine. Choose the thick old leaves growing at the bottom of the plant, remove them after they dry and the wounds have healed, and insert them diagonally into slightly moist sandy soil. The potting soil doesn't need to be too wet, just slightly moist.

Ficus elastica (rubber tree)

I don't know if you have a pot like this at home. Anyway, all the girls' offices have one. Let me secretly tell you, the pot at home was grown from leaves taken from the office! When pruning a rubber tree, the leaves that fall off can be picked up and propagated as waste, right? Usually clean sand will do. Gently insert the rubber tree bud into the sand, exposing the tip of the bud. For the leaf, place only part of the petiole into the sand, and lay the leaf flat on the sand surface. Do not stand it upright, otherwise the spray will make it fall.