Recommended flowers that are easy to grow and readily fill out a pot: big blooms, high beauty, perfect for beginners

For friends who love growing flowers but worry about the difficulty of care, choosing flowers that are easy to grow, readily fill out a pot, produce lots of blooms and look beautiful is undoubtedly a wise move. Below are several such flowers recommended for everyone; they are not only beautiful and charming, but also simple to care for, making them very suitable for beginners to try.

Verbena:Just from the name you can tell how beautiful this flower is! Verbena blooms in a big sweep once it starts, in pink, purple and white. Its petals are small and delicate, packed densely on the branches, and the flower volume is huge. It is also especially easy to grow, with low soil requirements; ordinary garden soil with a bit of sand will do. Usually place it in a spot with good light and water it 2 - 3times a week, watering thoroughly whenever the soil looks dry. Best of all, it rarely suffers from pests or diseases, so lazy gardeners can jump right in! As long as it is cared for properly, it can keep blooming beautifully from spring to autumn, easily giving you a wall of flowers.

Oxalis:Oxalis is simply a blooming machine in itself! Bury the small bulbs in soil, and before long tender green leaves emerge, then one day suddenly a mass of buds appears and bursts open all at once. There are many varieties of oxalis, some with leaves shaped like hearts and some with wrinkled petals, and each one is super soothing. It is not picky about environment and can be grown in both the south and the north, and even a closed balcony is no problem. Follow the principle of "water when dry, let it dry between waterings" when watering, and absolutely do not overwater, otherwise the bulbs rot easily. If you want it to fill out the pot, pinch the tips when the seedlings have 5or 6leaves; with more side branches, the flowers naturally increase!

Brazilian vervain:Brazilian vervain really is the king of value for money! Although the small flowers are unassuming, their strength lies in the sheer flower volume; once it blooms there are thousands upon thousands of them, packed tightly in the pot like a fluffy big flower ball. It is extremely floriferous, and as long as the temperature is suitable it can bloom all year round. Care is also simple: put it in a spot with plenty of sunlight and let it bask! As for fertilizer, give it a compound fertilizer once every half month, and it will keep blooming. It also has strong vitality; even if you accidentally forget to water it and it wilts, timely watering brings it right back to full strength, so beginners need not worry at all about keeping it alive.

Thousand-head chrysanthemum:Just from the name thousand-head chrysanthemum you can tell how astonishing its flower volume is! Its flower heads are densely packed, one next to another, and when it fills out the pot it looks like a giant flower ball, especially spectacular. Thousand-head chrysanthemum is highly adaptable, cold-tolerant and heat-tolerant, and especially friendly to beginners. Usually give it plenty of sun and just avoid waterlogging when watering. During its vigorous growth period, apply a suitable amount of phosphorus and potassium fertilizer to produce more buds. After the flowers fade, promptly cut off the spent blooms, and soon new buds will grow again, one flush after another, blooming without pause.

Bougainvillea:Bougainvillea is absolutely a favorite of flower lovers in the south! Its bracts are large and vivid, red, pink and yellow, and seen from a distance they look like a brilliant sea of flowers. Bougainvillea is extremely drought-tolerant; absolutely do not water it too much, and water only when the leaves start to wilt, as this tough-love approach actually makes it bloom more. It loves strong sun, so ensure at least 6hours of light per day. During the growing season, prune regularly, cutting off leggy and weak branches to promote new growth. As long as you master these little tricks, bougainvillea can easily bloom over an entire wall!

These flower varieties are not only easy to grow and quick to fill out a pot, with large flower volume and high beauty, but also each has its own characteristics, suitable for different environments and care needs. Beginner flower lovers should hurry and pick one to grow; the next "flower-growing master" is you!