What are the plants that can't be killed?

Sunflower

If you grew up in the countryside, you must be very familiar with this flower. Just scatter it in the yard and it will grow into a large patch without any care. It can grow almost as long as there is light, does not require much water, and is particularly drought-resistant.

There are many ways to propagate sunflowers. You can sow them in spring, summer and autumn. They will germinate in about ten days after sowing.

If the temperature can be kept above 15 degrees, it will bloom in as little as one month.

You can also use the cutting method to propagate. Cut the sunflowers into small sections, cut them into the soil, water them, and they will survive in a few days. It is very easy to propagate.

Phoenix

The Phoenix, also known as the Fallen Root Plant, means that it can take root as soon as it falls to the ground. It is a plant with such tenacious vitality. Even if you kill it, Huahua will have to admire you.

The leaves of the Phoenix are very special, with serrated edges, and new small plants can grow on the leaves. When the air is humid, they can also produce aerial roots. Those small plants are arranged on the edge of the leaves and will fall off if touched, and when they fall to the ground they become a new plant.

The maintenance of the Phoenix is ​​even simpler. Just give it sufficient light and water it occasionally and it will grow very lush.

Tiger Piranha

Sansevieria has a certain ability to absorb formaldehyde and is very easy to maintain. It likes a warm and humid environment, is drought-tolerant and shade-tolerant, and is hardy by nature. As long as you are not too lazy, you can keep it as a flower that will never die.

Tiger Piranha can be propagated by cuttings and divisions. When taking cuttings, cut the leaves of the snake plant into several sections and insert them directly into river sand or perlite, and they will soon survive. If you want to divide the plant, you can combine it with repotting in spring.

If you are a beginner or always have trouble keeping flowers alive

Huahua recommends these 3 types

I wonder if any of my flower lovers have killed any of their flowers?