The flowers bloom for 5 months, and it’s a flowering machine with a very long standby time. Every family must have one!

Four Seasons Orchid

Four-season orchid, also known as Jianlan, usually blooms in late spring and lasts until October or autumn. The flowering period is extremely long and has a strong orchid fragrance.

1. Soil

Four-season orchids are afraid of waterlogging and drought. It is recommended to plant them in leaf humus with good moisture retention, looseness and breathability. Leaf humus is acidic and contains many nutrients.

2. Lighting

Four-season orchids prefer semi-shaded environments and can be placed in a diffused light position on the balcony, or in a brighter place in the living room or bedroom.

3. Watering

Four-season orchids like moisture, so water them once every 1-2 days. Use a watering can to keep the air around the orchid humid and clean the leaves.

Gardenia jasminoides

Gardenia jasminoides is also called small-leaf gardenia and water gardenia. It is a variant of gardenia. Its leaves and flowers are relatively small, but it blooms more and lasts longer.

The flowering period of Gardenia querceta is generally from April to June. In North China, it starts to bloom in May and lasts until July and August.

1. Soil

Gardenia jasminoides likes acidic soil, leaf humus and coconut husk soil are both fine, and be sure to mix some ordinary garden soil, which will help it take root.

2. Lighting

It likes light. In spring and autumn, it can be placed on the south balcony to keep sufficient light. In summer, when the temperature is high, it can be moved to a place with good light indoors.

3. Watering

Water the plant once every three days or so. Leave tap water for two days before watering. Alternatively, water the plant with fermented rice water, water used to soak nails, etc. to ensure the supply of acidity and iron.

Meadowsweet

Suitable for planting north of the Yangtze River, flowering period is from May to August. If hydrangeas are not suitable for growing at home, you can try growing spirea.

1. Soil

It has no requirements for soil, ordinary garden soil will do, which is why it is often the first choice for gardening landscapes.

2. Lighting

Spiraea likes light and tolerates shade. It can be grown in front of or behind the house, or on the north or south balconies.

3. Watering

Watering for outdoor spirea can be done by weather. Water the potted spirea when the soil is dry. Generally, water it once every 5-7 days. During the flowering period, water it once every 3-5 days.

Plumeria

Plumeria is not only grown in tropical areas, but now it is grown in a wide range. The flowering period in the south is from April to December, and the flowering period in the north is from April to September.

1. Soil

Plumeria also likes fluffy acidic soil. It is best to choose coconut husk soil or leaf humus soil to plant.

2. Lighting

Plumeria likes light and needs at least 4 hours of light every day. It is not afraid of high temperatures in summer.

3. Watering

Water the seedlings once every 2-3 days to avoid moisture accumulation. It is best to water them every day during the flowering period.

Sunflower

The colorful sunflowers bloom from May to November, and they bloom in waves, which is so pleasing to the eye!

1. Soil

Sunflowers are tolerant to barrenness and can be grown in ordinary garden soil. If conditions permit, you can add some sandy soil.

2. Lighting

Sunflowers love light and are not afraid of the sun, nor the high temperatures in summer. They will still bloom.

3. Watering

While providing strong light, keep the plant moist and water it once every 1-2 days. In summer, when the temperature is low in the morning and evening, water the plants

4. Topping

Every time the flowers fall, the branches will grow too long. You can pinch them off a little to keep them blooming.

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