These 7 kinds of flowers form balls when they bloom, and the flowers are clustered together, so crowded that the balcony will be bursting with them!

Geranium

Geraniums are very easy to grow by cuttings, have a long flowering period, and have bright and beautiful petals.

Maintenance method:

1. Repotting: Potted geraniums grow fast and need to be repotted once a year in March to remove old roots and soil.

2. Light: Get more sunlight in spring and autumn to promote flowering. Move it to a cool and ventilated place in summer, and spray water to avoid high temperatures.

3. Water and fertilizer: Water once every two to three days and fertilize once a week. But do not water or fertilize on cloudy days.

4. Pruning: When repotting, cut off the large leaves and branches that block the new buds, leaving 3-5 evenly spaced main branches.

Catharanthus roseus

The flowering period of Catharanthus roseus is very long, it can bloom almost all year round and can bloom for many years.

Maintenance method:

1. Light: Catharanthus roseus is a perennial flower that needs sufficient light. Place it on a sunny balcony so that the leaves will be greener and the flowers will be brighter.

2. Soil: Sandy soil with good drainage and strong air permeability is preferred. Soil rich in humus is also acceptable. But saline-alkali soil cannot be used.

3. Water and fertilizer: Catharanthus roseus does not like excessive moisture, just keep the soil moist. During the growth stage, compound fertilizer and liquid fertilizer can be applied alternately every 10 days. No or less fertilizer may be applied in winter.

4. Pruning: After the plant is potted and takes root, pinch the top of the plant several times to promote more branching and flowering of the vinca roseus, and cut off the remaining flowers after flowering.

Petunia

Petunia has a variety of colors and is very easy to bloom, making it a very popular potted plant nowadays.

Maintenance method:

1. Light: Petunia likes light and needs to be guaranteed more than 4 hours of light a day.

2. Water and fertilizer: Apply chicken manure fertilizer or bone meal to the bottom of the pot, and use soil to isolate the fertilizer from the root system to avoid root burn. Do not water too much. Do not water unless the soil is dry in winter, and keep the soil moist in summer.

3. Pruning: topping + strong pruning. When topping, keep four leaves to ensure that side branches grow. During the peak growth period (June-August), strong pruning should be done every 3 weeks to prevent excessive growth.

Margaret

Margaret flowers are small and cute, with fresh colors and large quantities, forming a ball once they bloom.

Maintenance method:

1. Light: Adequate light will make the color of the Marguerite flower more vivid, so try to ensure full light.

2. Water and fertilizer: Adhere to the principle of not watering unless the soil is dry, and watering thoroughly when watering, and keep the soil in the pot slightly moist. Apply base fertilizer, such as chicken manure fertilizer, when repotting, and apply thin fertilizer frequently at other times.

3. Pruning: Remove the flowers and top buds of the newly purchased margarite, and then remove the flower buds that grow in succession to promote branching. Stop topping when the plant is full in shape.

Six times profit

The flowers of the six-leaf lily are brightly colored and shaped like a butterfly with its wings spread. When the flowers bloom, they easily burst out of the pot and form a ball.

Maintenance method:

1. Light: Liubaili is a long-light plant and is suitable for balcony planting. In summer, just provide shade and ventilation.

2. Water and fertilizer: Adhere to the principle of not watering unless the soil is dry, and watering thoroughly when watering, and keep the soil in the pot moist. In autumn and winter, apply thin fertilizers, and use compound fertilizers and cake fertilizers alternately. Apply nitrogen fertilizer once a week during the growing season and increase the concentration.

3. Pruning: Pinch and top the trees during the growing season to promote the growth of side branches and help form a fuller plant shape.

Baby's breath

A single baby's breath may seem plain, but clusters of baby's breath together are dazzling.

Maintenance method:

1. Light: Gypsophila is a long-day plant, and its flowering period is from May to July every year. If you can guarantee more than 16 hours of light a day, Gypsophila can bloom for more than 300 days.

2. Water and fertilizer: Baby's breath likes fertile, well-ventilated and well-drained alkaline soil. Keep the soil moist during the growing season and fertilize once every 2 weeks.

3. Pruning: Gypsophila paniculata grows very fast, so it is necessary to pinch and top the plants regularly to ensure that the plants are spherical.

Hydrangea

Hydrangea flowers are large, full and round, neat and elegant, and have a long flowering period.

Maintenance method:

1. Light: Hydrangea does not like strong light and should be maintained in a diffuse light environment. Hydrangea is a short-day plant and should be kept in darkness for more than 10 hours a day, which is conducive to the formation of flower buds.

2. Water and fertilizer: Hydrangea likes water and fertilizer. Keep the soil in the pot moist but not waterlogged, and water the leaves once a week in spring, summer and autumn. During the growth and development period, water with diluted water-soluble fertilizer once every half a month.

3. Pruning: Prune before autumn to remove dead flowers and aging branches.

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