Not sure what flowers to grow in October? These 2 flowers bloom into a sea of blossoms in winter, especially beautiful

With the development of society, people's living standards have been fully improved, and the improvement of living standards has made people pay more and more attention to their spiritual life. For example, some people like fitness, some like swimming, some like fitness, some like reading, and more and more people have fallen in love with growing flowers. Our community of flower lovers is growing larger and larger.

Speaking of growing flowers, it really is something with many benefits, and it can bring people physical and mental joy and give people a spiritual anchor. Recently, Xiaohua received messages from many flower lovers saying that they like growing flowers but do not know how to choose them, especially now that October has already arrived and winter is about to come. What kind of flowers are suitable to grow?

Actually, there really are many flowers suitable for care in October. Today I will share a few that are relatively easy to grow. Let's take a look at today's topic!

Not sure what flowers to grow? In October, these "2 kinds of flowers" are "suitable" to grow, and in winter they become a sea of blossoms, especially beautiful!

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Kalanchoe

When it comes to potted flowers suitable for autumn and winter care, I feel Kalanchoe is the first recommendation. Kalanchoe is a flagship flower of autumn and winter. Its leaves are thick and emerald green, evergreen all year round. Many flower lovers have commented that even Kalanchoe's beautiful leaves are enough to admire, let alone that Kalanchoe has especially many varieties and especially rich, beautiful flower colors. Kalanchoe also has excellent symbolism: increasing fortune, increasing longevity, bringing wealth, and bringing prosperity. In addition, its flowering period is in winter, and it is blooming right during the New Year, making it especially suitable for welcoming spring, inviting blessings, and entertaining guests.

Care is as follows:

1. Light

Kalanchoe is a short-day flower. Too much light is even less conducive to its blooming. If you bought Kalanchoe in October, you can still give it plenty of light throughout October to store nutrients for blooming. But if you want Kalanchoe to bloom early, then from mid-November you can control its light, that is, give it at most 6-8 hours of light a day, and keep it in complete darkness the rest of the time. Then in about 20 days, Kalanchoe can grow full of buds.

2. Watering

Kalanchoe is relatively drought-tolerant and does not need too much water. Generally, water when the soil is dry and stop when it is wet. Flower lovers can insert a wooden stick to test it. If one-third of the soil surface in the pot is already dry, you can water it, and water thoroughly. There must be no standing water in the pot. You can often spray water on Kalanchoe's leaves. While cleaning the leaves, it can also make Kalanchoe's leaves more emerald green and glossy.

3. Fertilizing

During the growing period, nitrogen fertilizer is needed. Just water it twice a month with fermented rice water or soybean water. During the flowering period, additional phosphorus fertilizer is needed.

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Azalea

Azalea has always been a potted plant that flower lovers relatively like. Generally, it blooms in winter and spring, so now is just the right time to get one. Moreover, azalea now has many improved varieties, is simple to care for, and has beautiful flower colors, so it is loved by many flower lovers.

Care is as follows:

1. Soil

If you want azalea to grow well, first it needs acidic soil. It is best to water it once a month with ferrous sulfate. In this way, the acidity of the azalea's soil can be maintained. With acidic soil, azalea has the foundation for growth.

2. Light

It likes scattered light and cannot tolerate direct sunlight, so for home care, it needs to be grown in a bright, ventilated place with scattered light.

3. Watering

It likes water, but there must be no standing water in the pot. Flower lovers can also use the wooden stick test method. As long as half of the soil surface in the pot is dry, you can water it, and water thoroughly. You can often spray water on the azalea's leaves.

That is all for today's sharing.