To bring prosperity and good luck, you must have one pot of these 6 kinds of flowers!

1. Anthurium

Anthurium has beautiful flowers and leaves, with a strong

It can also absorb the waste gas discharged by the human body and various harmful gases left over from decoration. At the same time, it can keep the air moist and prevent the nasal mucosa from drying out.

Maintenance points:

Water: Natural rainwater is the best source of water for watering flowers, and tap water needs to be dried in the sun. Always keep the soil moist, especially during the medium and large seedling stages, when more water is needed. Water less during the flowering period and apply more phosphorus and potassium fertilizers to promote flowering.

Fertilizer: Anthurium is generally fertilized at the roots, with liquid fertilizer applied every seven days or so.

Light: During the vegetative growth stage, increase light to promote growth; during flowering, reduce light to prevent the flower buds from changing color and affecting the viewing experience.

2. Good luck

The Chinese lucky charm is a plant of the Bromeliaceae family. Its stamens are bright red, so it is also called the Chinese lucky charm.

Maintenance points:

Temperature: The lucky charm plant likes a warm and humid environment, and the maximum temperature should not exceed 35 degrees.

Light: Scattered light is preferred. Too strong light can easily cause leaf burns, while too weak light can easily cause poor plant growth.

Watering: Water can be poured directly into the "cup" of the lucky plant to keep the soil moist.

3. Fortune seeds

The fruit of the fortune plant is bright red when ripe and does not fall off for a long time. It is very beautiful and gives people a warm, hot and similar aesthetic feeling, adding a feeling of success, joy, wealth and auspiciousness, and is highly ornamental.

Maintenance points:

Light: Suitable for a semi-sun and semi-shaded diffuse light environment.

Temperature: The suitable temperature for the growth of fortune seeds is 16~28 degrees. It can also grow normally at 5 to 8 degrees indoors.

Fertilizer: During the growing period, apply compound fertilizer once a month, apply more nitrogen fertilizer during the sprouting period, and add more phosphorus and potassium fertilizers during the flowering and fruiting period.

4. Poinsettia

Poinsettia has bright colors and a long flowering period. It blooms during Christmas, New Year's Day and the Spring Festival. Placing poinsettias in pots in indoor environments can add to the festive atmosphere. It is also suitable for arranging public places such as meetings. It can be cultivated in the open field in warm areas of the south to beautify the garden, and can also be used as cut flowers.

Maintenance points:

Light: Poinsettia likes light and needs sufficient light. If there is insufficient light, the branches will easily grow too long, the flower color will be duller, and in severe cases, it will not bloom.

Water: Poinsettia is neither drought-tolerant nor water-tolerant. It is best to water the soil in the pot moist but not waterlogged, to prevent it from being too dry or too wet.

Fertilizer: Apply diluted liquid fertilizer once every ten days or half a month. After autumn, apply compound fertilizer once a week.

5. Ixora

The Ixora has a short plant with beautiful flowers and leaves and rich colors. It is an important woody flower potted plant.

Maintenance points:

Temperature: Ipomoea aquatica is suitable for growing in an environment of 23 to 32 degrees. Its growth will be weak when the temperature is below 20 degrees, and it will suffer frost damage when the temperature is below zero degrees.

Light: Prefers plenty of light.

Soil: Ipomoea prefers acidic soil, preferably sandy soil rich in organic matter or humus loam.

6. Amaryllis

Amaryllis has large flowers with bright colors. It can be used to decorate bedrooms and living rooms, which is very beautiful.

Maintenance points:

Water: Keep the soil in the pot moist during the growth period and avoid waterlogging.

Fertilizer: It likes fertilizer. Fertilize once every half month during the growth period, stop fertilizing during the flowering period, and use phosphorus and potassium fertilizers as the main fertilizers after flowering, and reduce nitrogen fertilizers.

Stop fertilizing at the end.

Light: It likes light and can be exposed to direct sunlight, but not for too long.

Dear flower lovers, these joyous flowers

How many species do you raise?