These 6 kinds of flowers can survive by just throwing them into the soil, and they will bloom 365 days a year. Even a 3-year-old child can grow them!

Hydrangea

Hydrangeas can be grown in pots or in the yard. It won’t freeze to death in the winter, nor will it be hot to death in the summer, and there’s no need to move in and out. The flowering period is long, the colors are rich, and the flowers are close together, resembling a hydrangea.

Maintenance points:

1. Hydrangeas like a warm environment. Hydrangeas planted in the ground should be shaded in summer and not exposed to direct sunlight.

2. Hydrangeas are not drought-tolerant or water-tolerant, so you should be extra careful when watering them. It is best to water them once in the morning and evening in summer, and reduce the amount of watering in spring, autumn and winter. The soil should be loose and fertile with good aeration and drainage.

3. Hydrangeas like fertilizer. During the growth period, they should be applied with decomposed thin cake fertilizer water once every 15 days or so. 1%-3% ferrous sulfate can be added to the fertilizer water to maintain the acidity of the soil.

Clematis

Clematis can be grown for many years once planted. It blooms very beautifully and has a long flowering period. As long as it is properly cared for, it can bloom from early spring to early autumn.

Maintenance points:

1. Clematis likes light and needs at least 4 hours of light a day. But pay attention to shade when the light is strong in summer.

2. Water the clematis thoroughly. Generally, you can water it when the soil 2-3 cm below the surface is dry. After watering, place it in a ventilated place.

3. When fertilizing clematis, pay attention to applying thin fertilizers frequently. In addition, it is best to fertilize in winter, and one application can last for several months.

Bougainvillea

Bougainvillea can be planted in pots or in the yard. It blooms in large patches, looking very beautiful and spectacular.

Maintenance points:

1. Bougainvillea likes light, the most suitable temperature is 20℃~30℃, it is not cold-resistant, and the room temperature in winter should be above 5℃.

2. Bougainvillea requires a lot of water. In summer, it is best to spray water once in the morning and water it once around 4 pm. In autumn and winter, spray water mainly and reduce watering.

3. It is best to apply cake fertilizer water to bougainvillea once a week during the growth period, and pay attention to applying phosphorus fertilizer several times during the flowering period. The amount of fertilizer should be reduced after autumn, and fertilization should be stopped in winter.

lily

Lilies planted this year will still bloom in the second year. Don’t worry about the flowers after they wither. They will grow new buds in the autumn and will bloom again in the second year.

Maintenance points:

1. Lilies like bright light and semi-shady environment with moist soil. They can usually grow in an environment with bright scattered light.

2. Lilies are not resistant to high temperatures and have weak cold resistance. The optimum temperature is 16℃-24℃, and only above 10℃ can the lily grow normally. Lilies are not tolerant of waterlogging, so just keep the soil in the pot dry and there is no need to water them too frequently.

3. The soil for lilies should preferably be fertile and loose humus soil, and slightly acidic and well-drained soil is best.

honeysuckle

You can just pinch off a branch of honeysuckle and stick it in the soil and it will grow regardless of winter or summer. After a year, the vines of honeysuckle will be everywhere on the ground.

Maintenance points:

1. Honeysuckle has strong adaptability, likes sunshine and tolerates shade, is cold-resistant and drought-resistant, and is resistant to water and humidity.

2. Honeysuckle is not very demanding on soil, but moist, fertile sandy soil is most suitable.

3. It is best to apply liquid fertilizer to honeysuckle. You can apply solid fertilizer once in winter, such as compound fertilizer granules. Apply liquid fertilizer appropriately after pruning or before flowering, such as decomposed bean cake water. Be careful not to apply fertilizer in summer.

sorrel

Sorrel is very easy to grow. Just throw the bulb into a pot and cover it with 3 or 4 centimeters of soil and it will survive. Some sorrel have a long flowering period and a variety of flower colors, and the pots are almost full of flowers every time they bloom.

Maintenance points:

1. Sorrel likes a warm environment and light, but it needs shade when the light is too strong in summer.

2. Sorrel has weak drought resistance and prefers shady and humid places, so pay attention to watering it frequently. Sorrel is not cold-resistant, so it is best to keep it indoors during the winter.

3. Herba sorrel has strong adaptability to soil and can grow well on ordinary garden soil.

This is the end of the introduction to flowers that are easy to grow and maintain!

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