What to pay attention to when selecting flowers

When selecting flowers, note the following: 1. Understand this flower's habits, place of origin, and whether it is easy to care for.

2. Because some plants cannot bloom in a shaded room, some easily die in a sunny room, and some plants are very difficult to grow well in the dry environment of the north, you should select plants according to what growing conditions you can provide for the plants, where you plan to put them, and other specific circumstances. In addition, when selecting large plants, note that they should not be too tall; they should not exceed 2/3 of the room's height. Do not have too many; generally, placing 1-2 large plants in the living room is suitable. For beginners in growing flowers, start by growing generally easy-to-grow flowers, such as purslane, wax begonia, geranium, Chinese rose, cacti and succulents, and so on. After gaining experience, then proceed to asexual propagation, and you still need to add:

a. Pruning shears. Used for pruning branches, cutting stems, lopping branches, trimming fibrous roots, and so on.

b. Grafting knife. Used for cutting branches and scions during grafting.

c. Hand saw. For sawing off thicker branches during grafting.

d. Manure basket and winnowing basket. Used when collecting and composting fertilizer.

e. Seed bottles. For storing sun-dried seeds.