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3 kinds of flowers that are easy to grow and beautiful to look at, stop growing those overused potted plants

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As living standards improve, more and more friends like to grow some potted plants at home. While greening the environment and purifying the air, they can also play a role in purifying the air. However, as more and more friends grow potted plants, pothos, ivy, spider plants and the like are really "all over the place," with no personality at all. In fact, when choosing potted plants, there are many varieties we can choose from, so don't always grow those "overused" potted plants. So, next I will introduce 3 kinds of "flowers" that are easy to grow and bloom readily. Growing 1 pot at home, the key point is they are not "overused." Let's take a look!

Madagascar periwinkle

One, Madagascar periwinkle

Madagascar periwinkle really lives up to its name, as it can almost bloom all year round. If friends who love admiring flowers take it home, they can watch it bloom all year long! The flowers of Madagascar periwinkle are small, each flower made up of five petals, and the flower colors include blue, white and pink, looking fresh and beautiful. At the same time, Madagascar periwinkle is also relatively easy to care for. When caring for it, Madagascar periwinkle is a sun-loving plant, and during the growing period it must have sufficient sunlight, so the leaves are verdant and glossy and the flower colors are vivid. If it grows in a shaded place for a long time, the leaves turn yellow and fall off;

Madagascar periwinkle

Madagascar periwinkle likes a warm, slightly dry and sunny environment. The suitable growing temperature is 18-24°C from March to July, 13-18°C from September to March of the following year, and the winter temperature should not be lower than 10°C; Madagascar periwinkle is averse to moisture and afraid of waterlogging, so the pot soil should not be watered too much, as excessive moisture affects growth and development. Especially for plants overwintering indoors, watering should be strictly controlled, and it is better to keep them dry, otherwise they are very prone to freezing. For open-field cultivation, during midsummer rain showers, pay attention to timely drainage to avoid waterlogging causing the whole patch to die; when fertilizing Madagascar periwinkle, every ten days you can adopt the method of alternately applying compound fertilizer and liquid fertilizer, and the bottom of the pot soil should also be laid with a layer of base fertilizer as much as possible to ensure the nutrient content of the pot soil.

Hibiscus

Two, Hibiscus

Hibiscus is also called China rose. This flower looks very grand when in full bloom, with large red buds set on green branches, and layer upon layer of red petals wrapping the stamens inside, truly a feast for the eyes. Hibiscus was previously commonly seen in parks or by roadsides, with extremely strong vitality, and it is also very easy to grow when transplanted into a pot. When caring for Hibiscus, Hibiscus is a sun-loving species, and in early May it should be moved outdoors to a place with sufficient sunlight. If there is not enough light, the buds are prone to dropping and the flowers shrink, and daily sunlight should not be less than 8 hours;

Hibiscus

During the growing period, Hibiscus needs sufficient watering, and it can neither lack water nor suffer waterlogging. Usually water once a day, and during the dog days it can be watered once in the morning and once in the evening. Sprinkle water on the ground frequently to increase humidity and lower temperature, preventing tender leaves from scorching and flowers from dropping early; Hibiscus can be pruned and shaped around early spring before it is moved out, cutting off all the upper parts of each branch except for leaving 2-3 buds at the base. Pruning can promote new branches, making the growth more vigorous and the plant shape more beautiful. After pruning, because the aboveground part consumes less, water and fertilizer should be appropriately moderated.

Daisy

Three, Daisy

Daisy is one of the varieties of chrysanthemum. Although the daisy is small in size and its blooming is not as spectacular as that of chrysanthemum, it has its own unique charm. Daisy has many benefits, as it can clear heat and reduce internal heat and can also purify polluted air. The white petals paired with the small yellow flower center make it very pleasing to look at when placed at home. When caring for chrysanthemums, the daisy likes light, and during its growing period, seeing the sun more can not only make its leaves greener but also make it grow faster. Receiving a certain amount of light during the flowering period can make it produce more beautiful flowers;

Daisy

During the germination period, the daisy has relatively high water requirements and needs more watering, and the soil must not be allowed to dry out. After its seedlings grow out, the number and frequency of watering should be reduced, and it is enough to water again after the soil dries out; the nutrients in the soil alone can hardly meet the growth needs of the daisy, so regular topdressing is needed. During the growing period, topdress once a week. You can choose fertilizer specially made for daisies, or you can choose some compound fertilizer. Before use, it needs to be diluted to avoid burning the plant's root system.

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