These large green plants with great meanings must have a pot at home

Ficus microcarpa

Fiddle-leaf fig is Huahua's favorite~ Look at its elegant figure and lush green leaves. Of course, the premise is that you have to take good care of them~

Maintenance:

1. Light: Ficus microcarpa likes places with plenty of sunlight, but it avoids exposure to the scorching sun. Therefore, a bright living room is the best choice!

2. Flower pot: Don’t choose a flower pot that is too large. Huahua recommends that for smaller plants, you can choose a flower pot with a diameter of 20~25cm; for larger plants, you can choose a flower pot of up to 30~35cm.

3. Move: You need to rotate the pot of the fiddle-leaf fig frequently, but remember, you can’t just move it anywhere.

4. Watering: "Water when dry and water when wet". Please note that "water when dry" means that the top 3 or 4 centimeters of soil in the pot have dried out, while the soil underneath is still slightly moist. "See wet" means watering must be thorough. If you can see water flowing out of the drainage holes at the bottom of the flowerpot, it means it is thoroughly watered.

Taiwan fig tree

The leaves of the Taiwan fig tree are small and round, and look very fresh and clean. Putting a pot of it at home will add a touch of elegance to your home!

Maintenance:

1. Light: It likes plenty of sunlight, but it can't be exposed to the scorching sun. In winter, you can open the curtains to let it receive full sunlight, but in summer, you need to shade it.

2. Watering: The weeping fig likes a humid environment very much. Pay attention to keeping the soil in the pot moist. Remember to spray water around it frequently to increase the air humidity! Note that you cannot keep the soil moist in winter. You can only water it after the soil is dry.

3. Fertilization: It is best to apply liquid fertilizer every two weeks during the growing season, mainly nitrogen fertilizer, and you can also apply some potassium fertilizer in moderation.

Fig

Huahua knows that she has really planted figs at home, and your eyes must be focused on its fruits!

Maintenance:

1. Flowerpot: The root system of figs is relatively developed, so you must choose a large flowerpot when planting figs. It would be even better if there is a water tank.

2. Pruning: Fig branches grow quickly, so potted plants must be pruned to control the plant shape. When the seedlings grow to 20-30 cm, the tips of the trees should be topped to encourage the sprouting of side branches.

3. Temperature: Figs are not cold-resistant and must be brought indoors in winter and placed in a sunny and well-ventilated place for maintenance.

4. Watering: For figs grown in potted plants at home, water them when the soil is dry or wet. However, figs are dormant in winter, so watering should be reduced. Wait until the soil is a little drier before watering again. Otherwise it will cause water accumulation.

Peace tree

The peace tree, which brings peace and security, is a plant with such auspicious meaning. How can you not have one in your home?

Maintenance:

1. Light: The peace lily likes light, but it can also tolerate partial shade. So, now you can let the peace lily get full sun ~ but not in the summer. It must be partially shaded in the summer.

2. Repotting: The peace lily likes loose and breathable soil, so loosen the soil every month and replace the potting soil every two years. Moreover, the flower pot cannot be too small.

3. Watering: The peace pine tree is not drought-tolerant and prefers a humid environment, so it is better to keep it wet than dry. You should also spray water on the peace pine tree frequently to increase the air humidity.

4. Temperature: The peace lily is not cold-resistant. If the temperature drops below 5°C in winter, the lily will be in danger of freezing, so the lily must be brought indoors in winter!

Happy Tree

Having a peace tree to ensure safety, wouldn’t it be even better if there was also a fortune tree to bring happiness to the whole family?

Maintenance:

1. Humidity: The lucky tree likes a humid environment, so in addition to watering, it is best to spray water on the leaves once in the morning and evening.

2. Light: Happiness can tolerate partial shade, but also likes sunshine. It is best to place it in a sunny place indoors. Remember not to place it in a dark place.

3. Watering: The soil in the pot of the lucky tree should be kept moist at ordinary times, but in winter, the lucky tree enters a dormant period. It is best to keep the soil in the pot dry and wait until the soil is completely dry before watering it thoroughly.

4. Pruning: The lucky tree must be pruned, otherwise it will not be in shape. Cut off the old and yellow leaves, and the crown of the lucky tree can be pruned into a mushroom shape or other shapes according to your preferences.

Money Tree

Now that you have peace and happiness, the next step is to think about getting rich! For example, plant a money tree at home!

Maintenance:

1. Watering: One of the causes of death of money trees is overwatering. Eight out of ten money trees are killed by overwatering. Therefore, you must wait until the soil in the pot is completely dry before watering. Especially in winter, when the money tree is dormant, water it even less! It’s okay if you don’t water for a month!

2. Light: The money tree does not require much light and can grow well in full sun or half sun. However, you still need to let the money tree get more sun exposure if possible.

3. Fertilization. Generally, money trees do not need fertilizer, but if you have been raising it for a long time, such as several years, then you can apply some common fertilizers for foliage plants, but remember to apply thin fertilizers frequently.

Dutch Iron

There are many varieties of Dutch iron. Some varieties can even emit fragrance at night.

Maintenance:

1. Light: Dutch iron has strong adaptability and can grow in different light environments, but it is best to let Dutch iron receive sufficient sunlight. In addition, remember to shade it in summer.

2. Watering: Dutch iron likes a humid environment and is slightly drought-resistant. Watering should follow the principle of "watering when the soil is dry and watering when the soil is wet". If the room temperature is lower than 15℃ in winter, it needs to be kept dry to a certain extent, and water it only after the soil in the pot is dry.

3. Temperature: Dutch iron is not cold-resistant. It should be kept above 2℃ in winter! The best growth temperature is between 15 and 30 degrees Celsius.

4. Pruning: Prune the yellow leaves of Dutch iron in time. If you have been raising it for many years, it is best to re-prune it and reshape it to promote more branches so that the plant shape can be beautiful.

keel

There should be many people who grow dragon bones, but does anyone know that pitaya comes from dragon bones?

Maintenance:

1. Watering: The dragon bone must not be watered frequently. It is very drought-resistant, especially in winter. It will not die even if you do not water it for 1 to 2 months.

2. Temperature: Dragon bones are very afraid of cold, and the temperature for wintering should be controlled above 10℃.

3. Light: The keel is very sun-resistant and will be fine even if it is not shaded in the summer. However, if the sunlight is too strong, it is best to shade it to avoid burns.

Rubber Tree

The rubber tree is also called the Black King Kong. Just by hearing the name, I think it should be a very heavy tree. Sure enough, the color is very heavy.

Maintenance:

1. Watering: Rubber trees like hot and humid environments, so you must keep the soil in the pot moist at ordinary times, and keep it wet rather than dry. Gradually reduce watering after autumn, and even less in winter!

2. Light: Rubber trees prefer strong sunlight, so they should be cultivated in the sun all year round. It doesn’t matter if there is not enough light, because it can also tolerate shade and can be cultivated indoors under low light.

3. Temperature: Rubber trees are not very cold-resistant. If you want them to survive the winter safely, it is best to maintain a temperature of 5°C.

Fishtail Palm

Fishtail palm, as its name suggests, its leaves look like the tail of a swimming fish, making the whole plant look more dynamic~

Maintenance:

1. Flowerpot: Fishtail palm has a well-developed root system and grows fast. The potting soil needs to be changed once every April. Cut off some of the old roots and then repot it. Remember to put a small amount of base fertilizer at the bottom of the pot before potting.

2. Soil: Fishtail palm is not very demanding on soil. Various leaf molds, peat soils, garden soils, etc. can be used for planting.

3. Light: Fishtail palm likes plenty of sunlight, so try to place the fishtail palm where it can receive direct sunlight.

How about it,

After reading it,

Do any of you flower lovers have any favorites in mind?