These flowers are small, but they are spectacular when they bloom

Golden Sedum

advantage:

Golden Spartina grows rapidly and has very strong vitality. It is not only drought-resistant, but also resistant to strong sunlight, so there is no problem in growing it outdoors.

Maintenance:

1. Soil: The requirements for soil are not strict, sandy soil is fine.

2. Temperature: The temperature cannot be lower than 5℃, otherwise the plant will grow slowly or even die.

3. Light: Golden Dieffenbachia is very accustomed to light, and it has no problem even being exposed to the scorching sun in summer, so put the Golden Dieffenbachia outside to bask in the sun!

4. Watering: It is best to keep the soil in the pot moist. If you are worried about water accumulation, you can keep the soil moist only when it is dry, and water it thoroughly when you do.

sorrel

advantage:

The flowers of Oxalis are small, and there are many of them. When they are gathered together, they become a small flower ball.

Maintenance:

1. Soil: a mixture of peat soil, perlite and vermiculite, with any proportion. You can add some expanded clay to increase the air permeability of the soil. Of course, if you don’t have these, you can also use the most ordinary garden soil and add some sand and gravel.

2. Watering: Water when the soil is dry. Wait until the surface of the soil in the pot is completely dry. When you weigh the pot and it feels light, you can water it.

3. Fertilization: Generally, Oxalis only needs to be applied with base fertilizer. Before sowing and repotting, it is enough to spread a layer of base fertilizer at the bottom of the new flowerpot. After that, remember to apply thin fertilizer frequently.

4. Light: Oxalis loves sunlight very much. Except for the strong sunlight in summer, you should avoid excessive exposure to the sun, but you should get more sun in autumn and winter. This way, more flowers will bloom and more bulbs will be produced!

Pansy

advantage:

The pansy has beautiful appearance, varied colors, and small flowers. You don’t have to worry about not having enough space at home. It blooms profusely. As long as you give it good care, it will give you a large field of flowers!

Maintenance:

1. Temperature: It likes a cool environment and is cold-resistant but not heat-resistant. The suitable temperature is 15℃ to 20℃. If the temperature is too high, it will affect the flowering of pansy.

2. Light: It likes an environment with plenty of sunlight. It can have full sunlight in winter, but it needs to be shaded in summer.

3. Soil: It is best to have sandy soil with good drainage. The requirements for the soil are not strict, as long as it has good permeability!

4. Fertilization: Fertilize once a month during the growing season and stop fertilizing after flowering. Fertilize mainly with nitrogen fertilizer. You can also use homemade decomposed organic fertilizer.

White Crystal Chrysanthemum

advantage:

The white crystal chrysanthemum has small flowers, pure white, with only a little yellow in the center, adding a bit of lively color. The white crystal chrysanthemum that blooms into a small ball is also a beautiful decoration when placed indoors.

Maintenance:

1. Light: White crystal chrysanthemum likes places with sufficient light. Insufficient light will affect flowering. So put it in a south-facing balcony or windowsill.

2. Temperature: White crystal chrysanthemum is relatively cold-resistant, but not high-temperature resistant. The most suitable growth temperature is around 15~20℃~

3. Ventilation: Poor ventilation will affect the flowering of white crystal chrysanthemum. In addition, good ventilation can prolong the flowering period of white crystal chrysanthemum.

4. Fertilization: During the growth period of white crystal chrysanthemum, apply fertilizer once every half a month, and compound fertilizer can be used. During the flowering period, it is necessary to add phosphorus and potassium fertilizers in time to increase the flowering period!

Silver Cup Grass

advantage:

The flowers of silvercup grass are very unique. If you look closely, you can find that its flowers look like small wine glasses! Very beautiful!

Maintenance:

1. Light: It likes light. The stronger the light, the shorter and more compact the plant will become, and the more beautiful it will bloom. Therefore, it is a good idea to let it get more sun.

2. Watering: Silver cup grass is very drought-resistant, so watering is not needed very frequently. It is better to keep it dry than wet. Wait until the soil in the pot is completely dry before watering.

3. Pruning: If you want the silver cup grass to have more branches and more flowers, be ruthless and pinch the tips. It is recommended that flower lovers start pinching the tips when they are 5-6 cm.

4. Fertilization: It is best to fertilize before flowering. Apply more phosphorus and potassium fertilizers to promote flowering.

Baby's breath

advantage:

The flowers of Gypsophila mandarin are small but dense, otherwise it would not be named Gypsophila mandarin. When it blooms, the stars are densely distributed among the green leaves, which looks fresh and pleasant.

Maintenance:

1. Light: Baby's breath needs sufficient light to grow well. So let your baby's breath get more sun when you have time!

2. Temperature: The suitable temperature is 15-25℃. Pay attention to keep warm in winter, it is best not to be lower than 5 degrees Celsius. In summer, it is necessary to cool down appropriately, otherwise it will affect flowering.

3. Pruning: If you want the baby's breath to bloom, you must pinch the top to allow the baby's breath to have more side branches so that it can bloom more.

4. Water and fertilizer. Although baby's breath has a relatively high demand for water and fertilizer, the plant is relatively fragile, so it is necessary to apply thin fertilizers frequently, and compound fertilizers can be used.

Verbena

advantage:

The flowers have rich colors, a long flowering period, and it is very easy for them to bloom in a cluster. Not only can they be placed in potted plants at home, they are also suitable for being placed outside.

1. Soil: Verbena is not very demanding on the soil. Basically, it is enough as long as it is loose and fertile. It can be made of garden soil + leaf mold + river sand.

2. Watering: The root system of petunia is relatively shallow, so it is very taboo to accumulate water. It is best not to water unless the soil is dry, and to water thoroughly when you do water. However, the evaporation rate is large in summer, so you can water more appropriately.

3. Light: Verbena prefers a semi-shaded environment. It can get full sun in winter, but it is best to shade it in other places, especially in summer!

4. Pruning: Before flowering, it is best to pinch the top of the Verbena twice, which can promote the germination of side branches and promote flowering.

Double spur flower

advantage:

The colors of the double-spur flower are very rich, including white, pink, yellow, purple... In short, the flowers bloom densely and especially like to bloom in bursts!

Maintenance:

1. Light: Double-spur flowers prefer full sunlight. Of course, if the conditions are not sufficient, semi-shade is also acceptable.

2. Pruning: After each inflorescence withers, it should be pruned to promote branch growth and continue flowering, or the whole plant should be strongly pruned after blooming to promote new growth.

3. Fertilization: When planting, you should add base fertilizer once, and then it is enough to apply liquid fertilizer once a month.

4. Pinching: After the seedlings grow out, they should be pinched to control the plant shape, so that the flowers will be more dense later.

Mini Petunia

advantage:

Mini petunias have a long flowering period and a variety of petals, including single petals and double petals, in a variety of colors. Especially when they bloom, they easily form a ball, which is very beautiful.

Maintenance:

1. Light: Mini petunia likes light very much, so you should give it more sunlight so that it can reward you with lush flowers!

2. Pruning: After the mini petunia blooms, remove the remaining flowers in time. This will help increase the number of flowers and prolong the flowering period. Be sure to pinch the top of the plant before it blooms, leaving only 2 to 3 buds to keep the plant full!

3. Watering: Petunia has a relatively high demand for water, so it is best not to water it until it is completely dry. It is best to keep the soil in the pot moist.

4. Fertilization: Mini petunia likes fertilizer very much. Only when fertilizer is supplied can it continue to bloom! In addition to applying sufficient base fertilizer, it is best to add some liquid fertilizer at a ratio of 1:2000 each time watering.

Impatiens africana

advantage:

African Impatiens has many flowers with bright colors and a relatively long flowering period. If properly cared for, they can even bloom into balls!

Maintenance:

1. Soil: loose, fertile sandy loam, such as 1/2 peat soil or leaf mold with 1/2 sandy loam plus some decomposed cake fertilizer powder or commercially available chicken manure.

2. Watering: Pay attention to watering during the growing period and keep the soil in the pot moist at all times, especially in the summer, but do not allow water to accumulate or the soil to be too wet for a long time.

3. Light: African Impatiens likes light and needs to receive at least 4 hours of scattered sunlight every day. However, if the light is not good, African Impatiens can also tolerate partial shade. It needs to be shaded in summer to prevent excessive temperatures and scorching sun.

4. Fertilization: African Impatiens likes fertilizer, so fertilize it frequently. As the plant grows, apply dilute organic liquid fertilizer or 0.3% compound fertilizer once every 10 days.

These are the small and easy-to-bloom plants recommended today~

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