5 recommended green plants that bloom all year round, flowering non-stop throughout the year

Someone asked me:"Why does your balcony have flowers to look at every day? The ones I grow either only produce leaves and no flowers, or bloom once and then give up." Actually, it's not that hard at all! Pick a few "flowering workhorses," and with just a little care, you can see fresh flower buds all year round.

Anthurium:Its flowers are especially interesting, standing among the leaves like little candles, bright red and very eye-catching, and one flower can bloom for two months; once one fades, another pops up. The key is that it isn't picky about its environment; just place it in a spot with diffused light in the living room, and don't let it get too much sun, or the leaves will scorch. Watering is simple too; when you touch the surface of the potting soil and it's dry, water it, and occasionally spray a little water on the leaves, and it will grow vigorously. I used to be lazy and didn't water it for half a month; the leaves got a bit wilted, but after watering, it perked up the next day. It's really tough and easy to care for.

Moss rose:Sow a few seeds in spring, and it starts blooming profusely in summer, continuing until late autumn. It especially loves sunlight; the more sun it gets, the more vigorously it blooms. It opens in the morning when the sun comes out and closes in the evening, just like little trumpets, very cute. It also comes in many colors, red, yellow, pink, and mixed together they look like a little garden. The most surprising thing is that it needs no care; it's very drought-tolerant, just water it occasionally. Even if you forget to water it and the leaves wilt, a little water revives it. It can also be propagated by cuttings; snap off a branch and stick it in soil, and within a few days it roots and blooms. Keep one pot at home, and you can quickly propagate several pots.

Phalaenopsis:When it blooms, it looks especially ethereal, with petals floating on the branches like butterflies. One flower can bloom for over a month, and one flush of flowers can last two months. I used to think it was hard to grow, but actually it's very simple once you know the tricks. It doesn't need soil; just use bark or sphagnum moss. Don't water too much, about once every 10 days, pouring water through the bark until thoroughly soaked, and don't let the roots sit in water. Usually place it in a spot with diffused light, not direct sun, and keep the temperature at 15-25 degrees. After it finishes blooming, cut the flower stem, and after a while it can grow new flower buds again.

Bougainvillea:This flower goes "crazy" when it blooms, covering the branches completely, red, purple, pink, very lively. My balcony's bougainvillea blooms from spring to winter, only resting for half a month when it's cold in winter. It especially loves sunlight, so be sure to put it in the sunniest spot; the more sun, the more vigorously it blooms. Don't water too often; wait until the potting soil is completely dry before watering, and fertilize occasionally, and it will bloom all over the branches. However, note that its branches are a bit prickly, so be careful when pruning.

Peace lily:Its flowers look like little boats, white and very fresh. Not only is it beautiful, it also purifies the air. It likes a humid environment, so you can spray water on the leaves regularly, but don't water too much, or the roots will rot easily. Just place it in a spot with diffused light, and don't let it get too much sun. It also blooms frequently, about once every 2-3 months, and one flower can bloom for over a month.

These 5 green plants are really especially suitable for people who want flowers all year round. They don't need much effort; just take care of them a little according to their preferences, and they will keep blooming. Stop envying other people's flowers; pick one and give it a try, and your balcony can have flowers to look at every day too!