Growing flowers is like raising children. If you’re not careful, they will run wild and you can’t control them!

These flowers give you a "surprise" from time to time

Some flower lovers love flowers but are relatively lazy. They usually don’t pay full attention to their flowers. But have you noticed that the less they care about them, the better the flowers bloom. Isn’t that infuriating?

Huahua thinks the problem is that they are raising the right flowers. As for the following kinds of flowers, the less you worry about them, the better they grow!

1. Tiger Piranha (Ease: ★★★★★)

Huahua's snake plant is basically not taken care of, and it has grown to two meters tall. It is simply the least worry-free child. It is like raising a son who is a top student with good self-development. The satisfaction rate is 100%.

The maintenance of Tiger Pilan is really simple:

① Tiger Piranha has strong adaptability, likes warmth, is drought- and shade-tolerant, and can be placed anywhere. Just water it once every half a month.

② The soil for growing Sansevieria is made by mixing leaf mold and river sand in a ratio of 1:1. It is easy to make.

2. White palm (Ease: ★★★★)

My friend has two pots of anthuriums in his living room. They are always green and blooming. I suspected that he bought fake flowers, but when I looked at them, I saw that they were real anthuriums. Ask him how he keeps it so well? He said that he just remembered to water the plants with rice water and did nothing else.

① Anthurium is relatively shade-tolerant and is not very strict about water requirements. Just water it when the soil is dry, as long as there is no accumulation of water. In summer, spray some water on the leaves and around the flowers to maintain humidity and prevent yellowing of the leaves.

②The soil can be mixed with leaf mold, peat soil and river sand in a ratio of 2:1:1. Just make sure it is loose and breathable.

③The flowering period of Anthurium is from May to August. At this time, apply a little 20-fold diluted decomposed rice water to ensure the nutrients needed for flowering.

3. Peperomia japonica (Ease: ★★★★★)

The evergreen is the kind of flower that can easily grow tall if you're not careful. It has lush green leaves and requires little effort to care for, so it's loved by lazy people, who often put it on their desks to please the eye.

① Chinese evergreen is shade-tolerant and likes moisture. You only need to water it once when you have free time on the weekend. Usually, you can use a small spray bottle to spray some water to maintain humidity, and the leaves will be green.

②The soil should be well-drained and breathable sandy soil, which can be mixed with garden soil and river sand in a ratio of 1:1.

4. African Violet (Ease: ★★★★)

This flower has many colors and a long flowering period, and it looks particularly beautiful when it blooms. My neighbor's grandmother has several pots of it at home, and it is said to be very easy to grow.

① African violets prefer warm and humid environments and are relatively shade-tolerant. They can usually be placed on a coffee table or a sunny windowsill and watered once every 3 to 5 days. Do not water the leaves and flowers. The leaves are fuzzy and will easily rot if they get wet.

②The soil should be mixed with peat soil and river sand in a ratio of 4:1. You can add some chicken manure to increase soil nutrition.

5. Peacock Plant (Ease: ★★★★)

The peacock arrowroot in Lao Li's house downstairs is really beautiful, growing big and tall. Every time she sees me, she will brag: "Are you tired of taking care of flowers every day? Look at the two pots of arrowroot in my house, they grow so well without much care. How about I give you one pot?" "Thank you!"

①It is easy to grow because the peacock plant is very worry-free! Its leaves look like a peacock's tail and are very beautiful. It is shade-tolerant and likes moisture, so you can just spray it with water normally.

② Peacock plant likes loose, fertile and well-drained soil. You can use leaf mold, peat soil and river sand mixed in the ratio of 3:1:1. You can add a small amount of chicken manure and sheep manure as base fertilizer.

I envy those flower lovers who raise the right flowers and don’t have to live like a nanny all day long.

These flowers usually only bring "fright"

It is said that growing flowers can make people diligent. It is true. Sometimes I feel like I am the nanny of the flowers, taking care of their meals and water. I am not so careful when raising children. Have your children ever said to you: "Mom and Dad, flowers are your own children, right?"

But the flowers will not bloom beautifully just because of your hard work. It is very common for them to wilt in the blink of an eye!

Even though I have been raising flowers for so many years, I don’t dare to call myself an expert. There are a few kinds of flowers that are generally recognized as difficult to raise. However, I believe that all flower lovers have raised them at home, but! Every time you grow a pot, it dies! It was really ruined overnight.

1. Gardenia (Difficulty of Care: ★★★★★)

There is no need to say much about how difficult this flower is to grow. I can already see the complaints from many flower lovers. It is indeed a beauty that cannot be touched.

Falling buds, yellowing leaves, there is a problem that cannot be cured:

① Add more light when there are flower buds. It’s fine to expose the flowers to the sun through the glass on the balcony. Just expose them to as much light as possible!

② Water once every 2 to 3 days. Do not allow water to accumulate. Use a small spray bottle to spray water. Do not spray on the flower buds, as they will fall off!

③Don’t use clay soil! Just mix peat soil, perlite and coarse sand in a ratio of 2:1:1!

2. Camellia (Difficulty of Care: ★★★★)

①Avoid low temperature and poor ventilation. Placing camellia on the balcony during the day and moving it into the house at night can avoid the temperature being too low at night. You should open the windows for ventilation at ordinary times, otherwise it will not bloom easily.

②Maintain humidity. The reason why camellia in the north does not bloom may be that the air humidity is insufficient. Use a spray bottle to spray water around the flowers frequently, but do not spray on the flower buds.

③ Also, don’t leave too many flower buds. Remove the small ones in time to ensure that the strong ones can bloom.

3. Azalea (Difficulty of Care: ★★★★★)

When it comes to difficult plants to grow, the first things that come to mind for flower lovers are gardenias and azaleas. They are beautiful but very picky, and are difficult to grow no matter what you do, which is really a headache.

① Azalea prefers a relatively humid environment, but it should not be watered too much. Generally, it should be watered once every 2 to 3 days. When the weather is dry and hot, water once a day.

② Do not place the azalea on the south balcony, especially in the north, where the temperature difference between day and night is large, which is not conducive to flowering. Just place it in a place with scattered light in the living room.

4. Cyclamen (Difficulty of raising: ★★★)

The cyclamen I bought from the flower market bloomed very well. When I got home, they basically died after the flowers bloomed. I could no longer see the flower buds. It was like buying a pair of disposable chopsticks...

① The soil for cyclamen can be mixed with leaf mold, garden soil and coarse sand in a ratio of 2:2:1, ensuring it is loose and breathable.

② Cyclamen does not require much fertilizer. After October, a small amount of fertilizer can be applied to promote the growth of flower buds.

5. Clivia (Difficulty of care: ★★★★★)

The temperament of Clivia is also unpredictable. Some people may not see it bloom even after three to five years of cultivation. They can only look at the leaves every day. Sometimes the leaves turn yellow, or even the whole plant dies.

① Clivia is prone to root rot, so be sure not to allow water to accumulate when watering, otherwise it will die in a matter of minutes. Generally, water it once every 4 to 5 days.

②Except for the sufficient light when it blooms, the Clivia can be placed indoors to receive scattered light at other times.

Growing flowers is not difficult, does it depend on talent? This is too difficult!

Okay, today is a rant.

What flowers do flower lovers think are easy to grow? What flowers are difficult to grow?

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