New type of potted flower that blooms in all four seasons and fills the pot, with brilliant colors and easy care
Introduction
Green plants and potted flowers are essential decorative elements of home life. Keeping some flowers and plants at home has many benefits: it beautifies the room and pleases the mood. "Flower Sound Potted Diary, Issue 1401" introduces you to a new type of potted flower.
Today's featured plant
As autumn arrives, the neither-hot-nor-cold season is suitable for growing flowers. If you already have pothos, spider plants, succulents and the like at home, you might as well get to know this new type of potted ornamental flower - the New Guinea impatiens. It is easy to cultivate, has brilliant flower colors, and an extremely long blooming period, making it well worth growing.
New Guinea impatiens
New Guinea impatiens, of the family Balsaminaceae and the genus Impatiens, is a perennial herbaceous ornamental flower. Most are artificially bred horticultural cultivars. The plant is low-growing, with a height of 25-30cm, and the flowers are brightly and cheerfully colored. Both flowers and leaves are beautiful, giving it high ornamental value, and it is highly sought after by flower enthusiasts around the world.
Long blooming period
New Guinea impatiens comes in rich flower colors including red, orange, yellow, purple, white and pink series, as well as some double-flowered and variegated-leaf cultivars. The flower quantity is very large, often blooming until the pot is full, with a very good decorative effect. The blooming period is also extremely long; with indoor care, it can bloom in all four seasons, suitable for flower beds, flower border arrangements or potted ornamental display.
Easy to cultivate
New Guinea impatiens is a tropical plant. It likes heat and fears cold. The hotter the weather, the more beautiful its blooms become, making it an important flowering plant for summer. It is generally propagated by cuttings. The growing medium does not need to be too rich; a leaner one is better. This plant is relatively sensitive to salt, and fertilizer damage is easily caused. It branches well and needs no pinching, making it a relatively easy-to-grow flower suitable for beginners.
Blooming until the pot is full
New Guinea impatiens is a "rising star" in the vast impatiens family. Although it has not been bred for long, it has already won over a large number of flower enthusiasts and is becoming more and more popular. Its flower colors are rich and delicate, blooming continuously from spring to the first frost. Plant it once and enjoy it year after year - it is well worth having.