The 3 most popular flowers blooming in May, easy to care for and easy to bloom

April must be the busiest time for many flower enthusiasts. Why is that? Because most plants are suitable for repotting, pruning, and cuttings propagation right now. For beginner flower growers, spring is also a good time to pick up potted flowers. When heading to the flower market, which plants are easy to burst into full bloom in spring and autumn?

Petunia

This is a flower well known to many flower growers. Its blooms are small and delicate, with rich colors, commonly including blue, purple, pink, and white. Its flowering period is also extremely long, almost blooming repeatedly throughout the year.

Care points: It needs at least 6 hours of direct sunlight every day, and the soil should be kept moist but not waterlogged. Later, when it grows bigger, remember to move it to a larger pot, otherwise it will be squeezed at the roots and flowering will be affected. For fertilizing, apply a diluted liquid fertilizer once a week (nitrogen-phosphorus-potassium ratio 1:2:2).

Geranium

Geraniums have many varieties. At the flower market alone, you can find about a hundred succulent or shrubby types, and the flower colors are also rich. They have the reputation of being the "queen of the windowsill."

Care points: It is drought-tolerant, cold-tolerant, and tolerant of poor soil. In four-season care, fertilize and repot in spring, and place it in a sunny spot more often. In summer, provide appropriate shade when receiving light, and mist in the morning and evening to cool it down. Autumn is the time to apply additional phosphorus and potassium fertilizer, which helps promote flowering. In winter, when it is cold and below 10 degrees, keep it indoors, and reduce watering in daily care.

Moss rose

Soon after spring comes summer, and then of course you should not miss moss rose, because its flowers follow the sunlight, with large, vivid blooms that are very cute. Its flower language includes loyalty, firm belief, and moving forward bravely

, giving people a message of positive energy.

Care points: Make sure it gets 6-8 hours of direct sunlight every day; a spot near a south-facing window can be considered. For soil, you can add some decomposed compost or perlite to garden soil to improve soil quality. When repotting later, you can follow the guideline of 5 to 7 plants in a 15 cm diameter flower pot. This not only makes a full flower ball, but also keeps the plants close together so waterlogging is less likely.