These 5 flowers don't need to be bought, one stem stuck in soil fills a pot in half a year

Whenever there's a holiday, we always like to browse the flower and bird market and buy back some expensive potted flowers and plants. Actually, growing flowers is quite simple, and it doesn't need to cost a lot of money. You can do it yourself, find some stems and leaves, and you can propagate many pots through cuttings, and the process is very simple and fun. It's so easy, with little effort, you can grow lots of beautiful, lush potted plants, and decorate your balcony and home beautifully.

These 5 flowers don't need to be bought, one stem placed in soil fills a pot in a year, with lush branches and leaves, very pleasing to the eye!

Variegated Spider Plant, Golden-centered Spider Plant, and some other spider plants, can all be directly propagated by cuttings. Cut off the spider plant offshoots one by one, and when the spring and autumn temperatures are neither too high nor too low, insert them directly into flower pots. Keep the potting soil slightly moist, then place them in a ventilated spot out of the sun. Water a little when the soil dries. After a week, if the leaves become plump, it proves the cuttings have taken root.

You can plant as many as you want, in as many pots as you want. Xiaoya took many cuttings, and the pots at home were already not enough. As long as the potting soil is fertile, it can grow to fill the pot in less than a year.

Jade Plant,Its form is elegant, its leaves thick, and it stays green like jade all year round, very beautiful. The Jade Plant is too easy to propagate. Whether it's a single leaf or a small branch, bring it back and stick it into the soil, and even leaves or branches that fall onto the soil will grow many roots by themselves. Gradually they grow into little Jade Plant seedlings.

As long as the place where it's kept has plenty of sunlight and the soil is fertile and loose, the Jade Plant grows very quickly. A small cutting can grow thick branches and strong leaves in a year.

Mint,Its leaves have a somewhat special fragrance when smelled, cool and refreshing. Keeping a pot at home also has a bit of a mosquito-repelling effect in summer. Actually, growing mint is also very easy. Just cut some branches and bring them back.

Cut off half the leaves on the branch, leaving only two or three. Prepare a small pot, fill it with potting soil; basically even the most ordinary soil can be used. After inserting the cutting, water it thoroughly, and place it on a windowsill or balcony. It will root very quickly.

As long as it gets plenty of sun, plenty of water and plenty of fertilizer, it can quickly grow to fill the pot.

Japanese Honeysuckle, its flowers come in two colors. When it first blooms, it is pure white, and after a day it turns golden yellow. The flower buds can also be picked, dried in the sun, and steeped in water to drink, very refreshing and thirst-quenching. Growing a pot at home is also very easy. Just find a branch and bring it back.

As easy to propagate by cuttings as mint, it can be propagated by cuttings in all four seasons. It roots very quickly, and its vines climb very quickly too. As long as the potting soil is fertile, it can grow into a very large plant, with flowers all over its branches. Fragrant and beautiful.

Moss Rose,Although very ordinary, its flowers are especially beautiful and vivid, and it blooms for several months. It blooms many flowers at once. Growing it from seed is relatively slow, but if you pick a few branches and bring them back for cuttings, they can take root in no time.

Water after inserting the cuttings, keep the soil from becoming waterlogged, then place them in a cool, ventilated spot. After a day or two, the branches stand up. As long as the branches carry flower buds, they can bloom within a few days after being propagated by cuttings. It is also very easy for it to bloom and fill the pot.