What are the common varieties of potted flowers for the home?

The common potted flowers for the home mainly include Chinese rose, Milan (Aglaia odorata), winter jasmine, chrysanthemum, clivia, narcissus and azalea, etc.

Chinese rose: The key to growing Chinese roses is to focus on light, fertilization, pruning, water and pests and diseases. The suitable temperature for growing Chinese roses is 18°C-25°C during the day and 10°C-15°C at night. They like moisture, love fertilizer, and also like plenty of organic matter.

Milan (Aglaia odorata): Milan likes a warm, humid climate and can be given more nitrogen fertilizer. When the water, fertilizer and temperature for Milan are all appropriate but it still does not bloom, check whether there are pests.

Winter jasmine: Winter jasmine has strong adaptability. It is cold-resistant, drought-resistant and alkali-resistant, likes sunlight and likes well-drained sandy soil; water should not be too much.

Chrysanthemum: Potted chrysanthemums require sufficient nutrients, water retention, fertilizer retention, good soil permeability, good drainage, and rich humus.

Clivia: Clivia likes sunlight but cannot be exposed to the sun; attention should be paid to three aspects: water, soil and fertilizer.

Narcissus: The key to water-cultured narcissus is to control well the five links of soaking, planting, light adjustment, temperature control and flowering-period management.