Whether you can grow a flower well or not depends on whether it is suitable for indoor use!

Flowers and plants suitable for indoor planting

Pothos

The green ivy can absorb harmful substances such as benzene, formaldehyde, trichloroethylene in the air and purify the air. It is shade-tolerant and suitable for indoor cultivation.

Pothos likes scattered light and should be placed in a bright place indoors. It likes loose, fertile, slightly acidic soil, and the winter temperature should not be lower than 15 degrees Celsius.

Chlorophytum

Chlorophytum can absorb harmful substances such as carbon monoxide, formaldehyde, nicotine, and can carry out photosynthesis under weak light, making it suitable for indoor planting.

ivy

It is said that in a room of 10 square meters, ivy can eliminate 70% of benzene, 50% of formaldehyde and 24% of trichloroethylene. Ivy likes loose and fertile soil, is shade-tolerant and moisture-tolerant, and is relatively cold-resistant, so it can safely overwinter in most families.

Tiger tail orchid

Tiger tail orchid can effectively remove harmful gases such as sulfur dioxide, chlorine, ether, carbon monoxide, etc. in the room, can purify the air, is shade-tolerant, and is suitable for growing indoors.

asparagus

The plant fragrance of asparagus fern contains antibacterial ingredients that can remove germs from the air. It likes moisture and shade and does not like direct sunlight, so it is suitable for being kept indoors all year round.

In addition, the maidenhair fern, silver queen, spider plant, agave, cactus, rubber tree, white calla lily, lucky bamboo, variegated dieffenbachia, areca palm... are all relatively shade-tolerant and suitable for indoor cultivation.

Flowers and plants that can be brought indoors in winter and placed outdoors at other times

Rose

Roses like sunlight and need an environment with sufficient air circulation and sunshine. It is more suitable to grow them outdoors in a warm environment.

Roses can withstand temperatures as low as -15℃, but when the temperature drops below 5℃ in winter, they will enter a dormant period. If you do not want the roses to hibernate, flower lovers can choose to bring the roses indoors. If they are not brought indoors, the roses will sprout new buds after the dormant period ends in the spring of next year.

peony

Peony likes a warm, dry and sunny environment, and sufficient sunlight is beneficial to its growth. It can withstand temperatures as low as -30°C, but will enter a dormant period if the temperature is above 25°C in summer or below 0°C in winter.

If you don't want the peony to hibernate in the low temperature of winter, you can bring it indoors.

Milan

Milan likes a warm environment. When the temperature is above 30℃ and there is plenty of sunshine, the flowers of Milan will have a strong fragrance. Lack of sunlight is the main reason why Milan does not bloom.

Therefore, Milan should be placed outdoors for maintenance in spring, summer and autumn. Milan is not cold-resistant. When the temperature is below 5℃ in winter, it should be moved indoors for maintenance.

Azalea

Rhododendron likes a cool and humid climate and sunshine, but cannot tolerate exposure to the sun. Rhododendrons are susceptible to frost damage in winter and cannot tolerate low temperatures, so it is best to move them indoors for maintenance in winter.

Suitable for ground planting, flowers and plants grown outdoors all year round

plum bossom

Plum blossoms like warmth, are drought-tolerant, like environments with high air humidity, are resistant to high and low temperatures, need ample light, and are more suitable for ground planting.

Peony

Peony likes light and is drought-resistant. It develops in stages throughout the year as the climate changes, alternating between growing and dormant periods.

During the vernalization stage of peony's dormancy period, the temperature needs to be below 0℃, and during the growth period, it needs sufficient light. It is a long-day plant, and its flowers must bloom under long-day conditions outdoors, so it is suitable for planting outdoors.

rose

Roses like sunlight and are relatively cold-resistant. They can overwinter in the open in most parts of the north. They are drought-resistant but not waterlogged or barren. However, they grow better in fertile and loose soil. When there is sufficient sunlight, the flowering period can last as long as half a year.

(Source: Baidu Knows)

peony

Peony likes a warm, dry and sunny environment, and sufficient sunlight is beneficial to its growth. It can withstand temperatures as low as -30°C, but will enter a dormant period if the temperature is above 25°C in summer or below 0°C in winter.

Peonies can bloom better next year after being spring-hardened by low temperature, so they are more suitable to be placed outdoors.

Flower lovers, are some of your flowers more suitable to be placed outdoors?

All things grow with the sun, and the growth of flowers and plants depends on sunlight.

Even flowers and plants that don’t like direct sunlight should be exposed to more diffuse light.

In this way, the flowers of flower lovers can grow healthily~