Remember one thing: it’s hard to kill these 10 kinds of flowers!

Money Tree

Maintenance key: watering

When watering the money tree, you must wait until the 3-5cm surface of the soil in the pot is completely dry before watering. Water it thoroughly until water flows out of the small holes in the bottom of the pot and then stop watering.

Pothos

Maintenance key: watering

The water requirement of the green ivy is very high. In spring, you can water it once every 5-7 days and gradually increase the watering time to 2-3 times a week. Make sure the soil in the pot is slightly moist, but do not allow water to accumulate in the pot.

Lucky Bamboo

Maintenance key: temperature

The most suitable growth temperature for lucky bamboo is 20℃. If you don’t pay attention to keeping warm in winter, it will easily freeze to death. Also be careful not to be blown by cold wind in spring, otherwise the leaves will easily turn yellow and dry. Just place it not far from the windowsill.

asparagus

Maintenance key: humidity

Once there is insufficient watering or the air humidity is too low, asparagus fern will begin to turn yellow, so water it about once every 4-6 days. Usually use a spray bottle to spray water on the leaves and around the flowerpot to ensure humidity. It is best to use the immersion method for watering.

Coinweed

Maintenance key: light and watering

If you want the pennywort to grow vigorously, you must give it plenty of water and sunshine. Place it on the south balcony to receive sufficient light. At the same time, water it once or twice a day, and the pennywort will quickly bloom!

Kalanchoe

Maintenance key: light

Kalanchoe likes light, and the more light it gets, the brighter the flowers will be. It must be guaranteed to get 8 hours of light every day, so it is best to place it on the south balcony or south windowsill if kept indoors. If conditions permit, it is best to place it in the yard!

Succulent

Maintenance key: light

The better the light conditions, the more beautiful the color of the succulents will be, so be sure to give the succulents sufficient light. You can place them on a south balcony or south windowsill, or even grow them outdoors. Just water them when you feel the flowerpot has become noticeably lighter.

Clivia

Maintenance key: watering

Clivia has fleshy roots and is very afraid of waterlogging. Usually, take a small wooden stick and poke it in the pot. When you find that the soil 2-3cm above the surface is dry, water it. Water it thoroughly until water flows out from the small holes at the bottom. For Clivia in small pots, you can use the immersion method to water it.

Gardenia

Maintenance key: watering

Gardenia likes moisture and needs to be watered about once every 2-4 days, and water should be sprinkled on the leaves every day to ensure sufficient air humidity. Adding some white vinegar or ferrous sulfate when watering can prevent yellowing leaves.

Chlorophytum

Maintenance key: air humidity

Chlorophytum likes a humid environment, so keep the soil in the pot slightly moist. In spring, water it once every 5-7 days, and gradually increase it to 1-2 times a week. You can find a spray bottle and spray water on the leaves and around the pot to increase the air humidity.