There are succulents everywhere in front of and behind the house, so many that they can only be fed to cows!

The Clivias in front of and behind the house look like cabbages!

When the Clivia in your home is still not blooming and even its leaves are turning yellow, the Clivia in other people’s yards has grown into lush cabbages and can bloom however they want!

In front of and behind the house, in every corner, there are Clivias blooming everywhere! We take great pains to change its pots and take care of its roots in spring and autumn, but we're afraid it will freeze to death in winter and sunburn to death in summer. We're not as good as the Clivia that we don't need to take care of!

If you want your Clivia at home to bloom as much as the ones planted in the ground, you can put some oil crops such as peanuts and melon seeds at the bottom of the pot. In the summer, you can also dilute the leftover beer at home with water in a 1:10 ratio and gently wipe the leaves with a soft cloth to make the leaves of the Clivia greener and brighter!

The cacti in front of and behind the house are more effective than anti-theft windows!

When it comes to raising cacti, many flower lovers frown and ask themselves: Why do the cacti in my house always have root rot and die? Come and take a look at the cacti in other people’s homes. They climb up the walls and are more effective than anti-theft windows! See who dares to climb the wall!

In fact, most people know that cactus is a very easy flower to grow. If you can't grow it into a burglar-proof window, there should be no problem in growing it to make it bloom, right?

If you want to grow a cactus at home to bloom and bear fruit, you can choose a slightly alkaline soil, place it in a well-lit place outdoors, water it less to prevent root rot, and occasionally add some compound fertilizer. That's all!

The winter beauties around the house are hardy and easy to raise!

Every time Huahua hears someone say that their winter beauty has died, she doesn’t know what to say! Among succulent plants, winter beauty is considered to be a relatively hardy flower. If you don’t believe me, just look at the roofs of other people’s houses, there are piles of blooming winter beauty!

There is no need to worry if you keep it on the balcony, you can just hang it down as a curtain. If you place it at the gate or on the wall, it will immediately hang down and turn into a waterfall!

Winter Beauty is very easy to grow. Just pay attention to getting more sunlight and less watering. Generally, wait until the soil in the pot is completely dry before watering to prevent root rot. Then you can quickly grow the Winter Beauty into a large piece, and even grow it into an old stump without any problems!

There are so many sunflowers in front of and behind the house that they can become a carpet!

Huahua still remembers that when she was a child, she casually scattered some seeds in the yard of her hometown. Within a month, the whole yard was filled with sunflowers. Even if her mother cleared them all, by the next year, the fallen seeds would sprout again in a large area!

Sunflowers are a very easy flower to grow, even a 3-year-old child can keep them alive! As long as you give it enough light and pour a large basin of water on it when it is short of water, the sunflower will grow rapidly immediately!

If the sunflowers in your flower lovers' homes never bloom, Huahua recommends that you sprinkle 3-5 grains of compound fertilizer on them during the growing season, or spray them with 0.2% potassium dihydrogen phosphate solution before they bloom, which will make the sunflowers bloom quickly!

The hazy moon in front of and behind the house can be hung up to become curtains!

Speaking of Longyue, many old people may not be very clear about it, but if you talk about Gem Flower, everyone will definitely know it! In addition to the winter beauty, the most common one raised in front of and behind houses in rural areas is definitely the long-winged moon!

In addition to climbing all over the walls and occupying the roofs, the main use of Longyue is, of course, to make curtains! Plant the Moonflower next to the railing and let its old stump hang down. In a few months it will become a natural curtain!

If you want the moonflower to turn into a curtain as soon as possible, you might as well try giving it more sunlight. It is best to place it in a direct sunlight location on an open balcony. Once you find dry leaves on the moonflower, cut them off in time to prevent the growth of bacteria in summer that can cause black rot.

There are so many japonica trees all over the mountains that you can’t dig them all up!

When Huahua was little, she saw many plants growing on the roof, but she didn’t know they were Scutellaria baicalensis at that time. Later, after she grew up and came into contact with succulents, she realized that they were treasures. If someone’s roof had a large area of ​​Scutellaria baicalensis, it would be really enviable!

Apart from rooftops, wild stonecrop is most likely to appear on mountains. If you flower lovers have mountains nearby, you can take a walk up the mountain when you have nothing to do, especially to see if there are a lot of Scolopendra subspinipes in the cracks between the rocks.

Of course, in addition to the ones introduced by Huahua, there are many other flowers to be planted in front of and behind the house, which are much better than growing them at home! Why not follow Huahua and take a look!

Coin Grass:

Green radish:

Hydrangea: