These 3 kinds of flowers can survive as long as they touch the soil. With some fertilizer, they will instantly turn into 1-meter-long flower balls that can never be killed!

Type 1: Geranium!

Attention, friends who grow flowers, don’t miss the geranium. Because it is not only easy to grow and beautiful in appearance, but also relatively easy to grow out of the pot. Good flower lovers can grow geraniums into large flower balls, which is so enviable!

1. Where is the best place to grow geraniums?

Geranium's favorite growing environment is warm, humid and sunny, so you can place geranium on the south balcony indoors, and when the temperature is above 10℃, you can grow it outdoors.

2. Daily care of geranium:

Geranium is a flower that needs less watering. Before watering, check the dryness and wetness of the soil in the pot. Poke it into the pot with a wooden stick or chopsticks. If the stick is moist, no need to water. Water it when it is dry.

3. How can you grow geraniums into big flower balls?

As the weather gets warmer, geraniums grow faster and faster. At this time, we need to replenish nutrients for them in time, such as watering the flowers once every 1 or 2 weeks with decomposed cake fertilizer water, or 0.2% potassium dihydrogen phosphate solution.

After the geranium grows taller, it can be pruned appropriately to promote the growth of side branches. Count down from the point where the flower branches sprout, start cutting at the 3rd or 4th pair of leaves, and cut off the flower buds.

Type 2: Hibiscus sabdariffa!

Hibiscus tiliaceus is also a very fresh and beautiful flower, with verdant branches and leaves, and beautiful and elegant flowers. It is very beautiful to grow a pot of it at home, and you can also shape it~

1. Where is the best place to grow hibiscus?

The small hibiscus is not afraid of the sun. On the contrary, the more it is exposed to the sun, the more vigorously it bloom Now that the temperature has risen, the small hibiscus has begun to grow rapidly. You can place the small hibiscus in places with good light, such as windows and balconies.

2. Daily maintenance of small hibiscus:

You don't need to take care of it normally, just water it. When watering, it is best to use slightly acidic water such as rainwater. Don't use tap water immediately after it is connected. Leave it in the house for 1 or 2 days. This will not only disperse the chlorine, but also raise the water temperature to avoid irritating the root system.

3. How can you grow a small hibiscus into a lollipop?

In spring, the main fertilizer used for hibiscus is nitrogen fertilizer. You can use cooked soybeans, etc., and use it once every two weeks. After the summer begins, use more phosphorus fertilizer to promote the flowering of hibiscus, and apply a thin layer of phosphorus fertilizer once every 10 days or so.

The most common shape of the hibiscus is a lollipop, with a cute flower ball on the upright stem. Start by topping the small hibiscus seedlings, leaving only the top bud. Pinch off the tips after side buds grow out, and they will grow into a ball shape. When they bloom, they will become a large flower ball.

Type 3: Petunia!

In addition to the above two kinds of flowers, there is another flower that is also very popular

, that is petunia. Petunias come in many colors, and their flowers are as beautiful as butterflies. It is a pleasure to grow one in a pot!

1. Where is the best place to grow petunias?

Petunia likes a warm, well-ventilated and sunny living environment. If the indoor lighting conditions are good, you can just place it in the living room. If the lighting is not good, place it near the window, or put it in the sun after 3 or 4 days.

2. Daily maintenance of petunia:

Petunia can grow well if the room temperature is kept at around 10℃. The temperature is not high now, so you don’t need to water it too frequently. Don’t water it unless the soil in the pot is dry. After entering summer, water the petunia in the morning and evening.

3. How can we grow petunias into large flower balls?

In mid-March, you can fertilize the petunia appropriately, mainly with nitrogen fertilizer. Urea can be used, but be careful not to exceed 0.2%. When the flower buds have grown, switching to phosphorus fertilizer can promote flowering.

If you want to grow petunias strong and vigorous, pinching and topping are essential. When the petunia grows to 10 to 15 centimeters, pinch off the tender buds at the top along with 2 or 3 pairs of leaves. After side branches emerge, continue pinching and topping. Repeat this cycle 3 or 4 times and the flowers will grow into a flower ball.

Spring is coming,

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