The north balcony does not receive enough light, what should I do to grow flowers? Choose these "5 types" and the leaves will grow wildly even in the shade!

Phalaenopsis

As the New Year is approaching, many friends want to grow a few pots of flowers suitable for the New Year at home, and Phalaenopsis is a good choice. Phalaenopsis orchid looks like a butterfly and is loved by many people. It is very simple to grow Phalaenopsis. Just place it in a cool and ventilated place. Phalaenopsis likes a humid environment, so try to keep the soil moist when planting.

Tiger Piranha

Tiger Pira is probably a common plant. Almost everyone who likes to grow flowers has grown Tiger Pira. The method of planting Tiger Pira is very simple, basically just put it in a cool place with scattered light. Just water it when you have nothing to do, and it will grow well with enough water. This shade-tolerant plant is generally more suitable for decoration and is very popular.

Bamboo

The scattered bamboo is also a plant suitable for planting in the living room or other shady places. It is often seen in larger reception places. We don’t need such a large plant when we plant it at home. The spathiphyllum is just right for small pots. Spreading bamboo does not require any nutrients at ordinary times. Just sprinkle some water and water it to keep the plant alive.

Coinweed

The cultivation of pennywort is even easier. You can just put it in water and it will survive. The pennywort is famous for its shade tolerance. It can survive even if there is no sunlight at home, and the pennywort has many leaves, so it can grow very lush with just water. Lazy people are most suitable for breeding! Even a novice in flower growing can grow them well without much effort!

ivy

When planting plants at home, you must choose plants that are completely green. They can make the home more lively and purify the air at home. After working or studying for a long time, looking at the plants can also relieve the eyes. Ivy is known as the "king of formaldehyde absorption". Listen to Huahua, it's definitely a loss to grow one!