Turn your home into a garden with 15 kinds of flowers for you to choose from

1. Cactus

Cactus has strong vitality and bright colors, and even novices can keep it alive.

1. Do not water too much at ordinary times to avoid water accumulation in the flower pot;

2. It likes strong light, but has strong vitality, and is suitable for growing on a general family balcony;

2. Kalanchoe

Kalanchoe has rich colors and blooms in clusters, making it a very popular indoor potted flower.

1. It likes plenty of sunlight, so it should be shaded when placed on the balcony in summer;

2. Keep the potting soil slightly moist, and pay attention to water control during summer dormancy;

3. Loose and breathable sandy loam is preferred.

3. Clivia

Clivia has a graceful plant shape, lush green leaves, large colorful flowers and beautiful fruits, combining the enjoyment of flowers and fruits in one.

1. It is not strict with the light. As long as the temperature is suitable, it doesn’t matter if the light is longer or shorter.

2. Clivia has fleshy roots and is relatively drought-resistant. Just keep the soil moist and avoid water accumulation in the pot.

3. Clivia likes slightly acidic soil rich in humus.

4. Christmas cactus

The branches of Christmas cactus are drooping and the flowers are rich in colors. The flowering period is from October to February of the following year, allowing you to enjoy the flowers in winter.

1. Christmas cactus likes a cool and warm environment, and will enter a dormant period when the temperature reaches 15 degrees;

2. Drought-resistant, the soil needs to be well-drained, and there should be no accumulation of water in the pot soil;

3. Do not move the flower pot casually during the bud stage to avoid falling flowers and buds.

5. Lipstick Flower

The lipstick spider plant is named because its flowers look like lipstick. The red flowers and green leaves are very popular among people.

1. Lipstick Chlorophytum is easy to maintain and manage, suitable for beginners;

2. Avoid direct sunlight and place in a cool and ventilated place;

3. In addition to keeping the soil moist during the growth period, you should also spray water frequently to ensure sufficient air humidity.

6. Goldfish Chlorophytum

The goldfish hanging plant is orange-yellow in color, with a big belly and a small mouth, just like a little goldfish.

1. Goldfish Chlorophytum likes high temperature and high humidity environment

2. Too strong light or too dry air can easily cause leaves to fall, so pay attention to shade in summer.

7. Smooth Sailing

Spathiphyllum is also known as smooth sailing. It is very unique when placed in a potted plant in the living room or study.

1. It can grow normally under scattered light, but not exposed to the sun;

2. Excessive watering will easily cause the leaves to turn yellow, so just keep the soil in the pot moist.

8. Anthurium

The scientific name of Anthurium is Anthurium candidum. It has a peculiar flower shape and a long flowering period. The red spathe is very gorgeous, making it a good indoor ornamental bonsai.

1. It is best to use natural rainwater for watering, and water less during the flowering period;

2. It likes a semi-shady environment and is afraid of drought and strong light, but too much shade will affect the number of flowers;

9. Euphorbia

Euphorbia milii, also known as the iron crabapple, has small, brightly colored flowers. But its branches are covered with hard thorns, so be careful if you have pets or children at home.

1. Do not water too much. If the soil in the pot is too wet for a long time, it will easily cause root rot. In the summer, when it enters the dormant period, water control should be carried out;

2. Euphorbia milii prefers an environment with strong light, so try to place it near the balcony window.

3. If you want Euphorbia milii to bloom more, you must carry out proper pruning.

10. African Violet

African violets come in a variety of varieties, with a wide variety of colors and shapes. They bloom all year round and are excellent indoor flowers.

1. As long as there is bright light indoors, it can grow normally;

2. The suitable temperature for growth is 15-25 degrees. Pay attention to ventilation in summer;

3. Removing the withered flowers in time can extend the flowering period.

11. Geranium

Geraniums have strong adaptability, bright colors and a long flowering period. They are beautiful whether placed indoors or in flower beds.

1. Avoid overwatering geraniums, as this can easily lead to root rot;

2. Adequate sunlight helps geraniums bloom, but exposure to the sun should be avoided in summer;

12. Azalea

Rhododendron has luxuriant branches and leaves, and is beautiful and colorful, making it an excellent bonsai material.

1. The soil humidity requirement of azalea is moist but not wet. There must be water in the pot. When watering, avoid using alkaline water.

2. When the air is dry, spray water in time to increase the air humidity;

3. Azalea prefers shade, avoid direct sunlight;

13. Daffodils

Daffodils are fragrant, fresh, clean and elegant. Placing them in the living room can make people feel infinite tranquility and warmth.

1. When caring for daffodils at home, hydroponics is generally used, and they should be placed in a sunny place during the day;

2. When the temperature is too low, daffodils are prone to frost damage, so you need to keep warm in winter.

14. Camellia

Camellias are as gorgeous as brocade, naturally elegant, and they look unique and beautiful when placed on a balcony or in front of a window.

1. Camellia likes a warm, humid, semi-shaded environment and avoids high temperature and exposure to the sun;

2. In the hot and dry season, pay attention to timely watering, strengthen water spraying, and ensure air humidity;

3. Adult camellias must have sufficient light to help them bloom.

15. Cineraria

Cineraria is mostly an annual herb, but its flowers are brightly colored and bloom in profusion, and it has always been loved by people.

1. Cineraria likes a warm environment, so pay attention to cold protection during winter maintenance;

2. Scattered light is enough. Too strong light will cause the leaves to curl;

3. The leaves of cineraria are relatively thin and require a large amount of water, so sufficient light must be ensured during the growth period.