For those who don’t know how to grow flowers, I recommend these 8 kinds of flowers to you. Blame me if they die!

1. Super drought-resistant cactus

Have you killed your cactus? I know someone will say this: if a cactus is killed, it is probably because you watered it too much. This plant that lives in the desert can grow rapidly with just a little water. Water it once every one or two months to ensure it grows well.

2. Aloe vera has multiple uses

Speaking of aloe vera, everyone will definitely think of its beauty benefits. In fact, it does more than that. It can also be eaten and relieve itching. It has many benefits. I have never seen anyone kill aloe vera by growing it. Like cactus, it is very drought-resistant and just needs some water. If you are a novice in growing flowers, it is the right choice!

3. Pothos purifies the air

The effect of green ivy in purifying the air is very good. It can be grown in water or in soil. If you are a flower-growing killer, Huahua recommends that you grow it in water. Pinch a branch and put it in water. It will grow roots without any care.

4. Greening your home with lucky bamboo

Lucky bamboo is a must-have for lazy people in their home environment. Just buy a bunch of it and put it in water and it will take root. Especially in summer, when the temperature is high, the roots will take root quickly. When you first start hydroponics, there will be yellow leaves. Just cut them off with scissors and place them in a place with scattered light and maintain them normally.

5. Sunflowers that can’t be killed by the sun

It would be unacceptable if you kill a flower that a child can keep alive. The sunflower is also called the phoenix. No matter how you treat it, it will not die. It will grow rapidly with water and light, and it requires very little management.

6. Desert Rose that doesn’t need watering

Desert rose is native to Africa and requires very little water. If you grow it outdoors, you can let it rely on the weather for its growth. If you want to grow it indoors, just give it more water in the summer and no need to shade it. The stronger the light, the better it grows.

7. Tiger tail orchid with strong life

Tiger tail orchid is drought-resistant and shade-tolerant. It doesn’t matter if you forget to water it, and it doesn’t matter if there is insufficient light. It has strong adaptability and can absorb harmful gases such as formaldehyde in the room. It is also a boon to flower-killers.

8. No-management Swallowtail

The Cranesbill plant is also one of the easiest potted plants to grow. It requires almost no management at ordinary times. Just water it when you see it is completely dry.

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