Household flower care has its subtleties; save this flower-growing guide

Aloe:

One pot is equivalent to nine bio air purifiers! What's more, aloe itself has high medicinal value, so keeping a pot of aloe is like keeping a pot of treasure~.

Care method:

In winter, water once every half a month; in spring and autumn, water once a week; in summer, water once every 2~3 days.

Clivia:

Even in a tightly closed environment, it can still purify the air. Sometimes in winter the heating is on in the bedroom and it is not often aired out; keeping a pot of Clivia is just perfect~.

Care method:

Watering is rather special: do not water until the soil is completely dry, and when you do water, water thoroughly. Best to water with fertilizer mixed in, about once every 15 to 20 days.

Not suitable:

The bedroom is a place for rest, so it is not suitable for plants with too strong a fragrance.

Snake plant:

It can absorb water vapor from the air and is also widely recognized as an air purifier.

Care method:

Watering should be moderate, not excessive. From spring to autumn, water thoroughly; in winter, control watering.

Ivy:

It is a natural dust collector; placing it on the balcony helps block dirty outdoor air.

Care method:

Avoid scorching sun exposure, and spray water on the leaves 2~3 times a day.

Camellia:

From an ornamental perspective, you can consider plants such as camellia, jasmine, and Clivia.

Care method:

Camellia likes fertilizer, so apply plenty of it; water once every three days, keeping the soil moist.

Lucky bamboo:

From the perspective of auspicious meaning, you can consider plants such as lucky bamboo and fortune bamboo.

Care method:

Do not water too frequently, as it easily causes root rot; also prevent it from being rained on.

Not suitable:

The balcony has good light, so it is not suitable to place shade-loving plants there.