The New Year is almost here and while others are buying flowers, he buys "onion flowers". Those who make fun of him are all envious to death in the end!

“Onion head” No. 1: Daffodil!

Narcissus is a traditional ornamental flower with a long history of cultivation. It has a fresh and elegant appearance and a strong fragrance. If you grow a pot of it in a well-ventilated place indoors, the whole house will be filled with fragrance when it blooms. But don't put it in the bedroom~

How to take care of it after buying it home?

Daffodils prefer a warm growing environment, so they must be kept indoors, maintaining the room temperature above 15°C, but not near heaters or floor heating.

It is best to place daffodils in well-lit places such as indoor windowsills to ensure sufficient light. If grown in water, change the water every 2 or 3 weeks. If grown in soil, water them once a week and spray them with water frequently to keep them moist.

In order to make the daffodils bloom more beautifully, many people will carve the bulbs of daffodils. This is not recommended because the bulbs of daffodils contain toxic ingredients such as lycorine. Avoid unnecessary harm.

No. 2 “Onion Head”: Amaryllis!

Amaryllis is a particularly beautiful bulbous flower. Each flower is very large, as big as a palm, with bright colors and beautiful shape.

How to take care of it after buying it home?

Amaryllis was originally distributed in Brazil and other places. It is suitable for growing in a warm and humid environment and needs to be moved indoors in winter. Amaryllis grows fastest at 18~20℃ and has large and colorful flowers.

Amaryllis is a bulbous flower, so you must not water it too frequently. Do not water it unless the soil is dry. Otherwise, water will easily accumulate in the soil and cause the Amaryllis bulbs to rot.

Although Amaryllis is afraid of cold, you should also pay attention to indoor air circulation. When the weather is better, you can open the windows to ventilate and change the air.

Onion No. 3: Hyacinth!

Hyacinthus is also a beautiful "onion head" plant. Its upright branches, large and complex flowers, bright colors, and rich fragrance make it deeply loved by flower lovers.

How to take care of it after buying it home?

Hyacinth is a flower that particularly likes the sun. Place it in a well-lit place such as an indoor balcony or windowsill to ensure sufficient light.

Hyacinth likes a cool living environment and has a certain degree of cold resistance. The room temperature can be maintained at around 10 degrees, which will help the differentiation and growth of flower buds.

Before watering hyacinths, check the dryness of the soil in the pot. Poke a wooden stick 2 or 3 centimeters into the soil. If the stick is moist and sticky with dirt, then don't water it. If it is dry, then water it.

No. 4 "Onion": Lily!

Lilies have beautiful flower shapes, bright colors, and come in many varieties. They are a very beautiful perennial bulbous flower.

How to take care of it after buying it home?

Lilies prefer a cool environment and are relatively cold-resistant. They can survive the winter smoothly at room temperature of around 10℃.

Lilies like dryness and cannot tolerate waterlogging. Do not water them too frequently and do not water them unless the soil is dry.

If you want to extend the flowering period of lilies, you can place them in a semi-shaded place indoors and keep the temperature lower, so that the flowers can bloom longer.

No. 5 "Onion Head": Gloxinia!

The last type of "onion head" is Gloxinia, which has dark green branches and leaves and large, brightly colored flowers.

How to take care of it after buying it home?

Gloxinia is very shade-tolerant. Even if it is kept indoors for a long time, it can still grow and bloom normally.

There is a layer of fluff on the leaves of Gloxinia, which means that you cannot spray water on it, otherwise water will accumulate and cause the branches and leaves to rot.

Gloxinia is not cold-resistant, and the room temperature should be maintained at around 15℃ in winter so that it can keep blooming.

Isn’t it beautiful when the “onion head” blooms?

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