These 9 kinds of flowers look ugly if they have single petals, but become more beautiful than fairies once they have double petals!

Geranium

Geraniums are probably familiar to all flower lovers, but those who don’t grow geraniums may rarely see double-petaled geraniums.

Single geranium

Double geranium

camellia

Camellia is a common domestic flower. When watering, add a few drops of white vinegar to the water, the color of the camellia will be brighter.

Single camellia

Double Camellia

Sunflower

Many flower lovers often see single-petal sunflowers, but double-petal ones are also very beautiful! Place the sunflowers outdoors in a bright spot. If you are not careful, the sunflowers will bloom out of the pot!

Single sunflower

Double sunflower

lily

When talking about lilies, I believe many people think of pure white. In fact, lilies not only come in many colors, but also have double petals!

Single lily

Double lily

Kalanchoe

Kalanchoe is one of the flowers that is very popular among flower lovers. It has bright colors and many flowers.

Single Kalanchoe

Double Kalanchoe

Petunia

Petunia can be considered a "flowering machine". If placed on a sunny south balcony and with a little care, it will easily bloom into a blooming flower! However, have you ever seen a double-petaled petunia?

Single petunia

Double petunia

peony

The peony, known as "the most beautiful flower in the world" and "the king of flowers", is deeply loved by flower lovers. However, you may have seen double-petaled peonies.

Single Peony

Double Peony

Bougainvillea

Bougainvillea is a popular flower online recently and appears frequently in the news. If you want the bougainvillea to bloom abundantly, remember to prune it regularly!

Single bougainvillea

Bougainvillea truncatum

sorrel

Huahua has recommended Oxalis to everyone many times. Oxalis is easily oxidized, has a variety of colors, and blooms in large numbers, making it most suitable for novices to care for!

Oxalis simplex

Oxalis double

How many of these double-petaled flowers have you seen?

Are the flowers in your house also double-petaled?

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