If you grow a pot of jasmine at home, you can not only smell the fragrance, but you can also make tea after the flowers are dried!

Many flower lovers have their own ideas about what kind of flowers to grow. Some like flowers that bloom a lot, while others like flowers that are evergreen all year round. Everyone has different needs. Huahua prefers some "healthy" flower plants. Keeping them at home not only allows her to enjoy the beautiful flowers, but is also good for her own health. So without further ado, Huahua will recommend 3 types to you.

1 Jasmine

Those of us who have learned to sing the song "Jasmine Flower" since childhood should be familiar with this flower. Jasmine flowers are pure white in appearance and have a refreshing scent. Not only that, jasmine can also be used as medicine. Its petals can be picked and dried to make tea, which is very beneficial to the gastrointestinal tract.

Jasmine is a southern plant and likes to grow in acidic soil. Therefore, if you are a northern flower lover, you can neutralize the acidity and alkalinity of the growing soil. Jasmine is a sun-loving plant, so when caring for it, try to let it see more sunlight. With sunlight, the jasmine will bloom more vigorously. It is best to water it thoroughly at one time, and the frequency should be kept at about once a day, otherwise yellow leaves may appear!

2. Chrysanthemum

If you ask which flower blooms the most dazzlingly in autumn, it is definitely the chrysanthemum. Many ancient Chinese people loved the chrysanthemum's integrity and wrote many poems about it. The colors of chrysanthemums are quite diverse, as are the varieties. There are all kinds of buds, big and small, and they smell faintly fragrant. Chrysanthemum has the effect of clearing away heat and detoxifying in traditional Chinese medicine, and the petals are also very good for the body when used to make tea.

When watering chrysanthemums, try to wait until the soil in the pot is completely dry before watering, so as to ensure that it has sufficient nutrients during its subsequent growth process. Chrysanthemums need a certain amount of light every day when growing, but the time must be controlled. Because if they grow under the sun for a long time, the chrysanthemums will only grow leaves but not flowers. This is something you should pay special attention to.

3. Honeysuckle

Honeysuckle is a common flower in our daily life. It is common because it is often used as medicine. Honeysuckle is very good for the body whether used as medicine or as tea. In addition, honeysuckle has a strong fragrance and a long flowering period, which lasts for more than a hundred days. At that time, you will see golden flowers hanging all over the branches.

Honeysuckle has its own requirements for the water quality for watering. Generally, rainwater and other water with less chlorine are used. If it is tap water, it needs to be dried in the sun for a while until the chlorine evaporates. Honeysuckle needs sufficient light to grow. The more light it gets, the more vigorously the flowers will bloom.

These three kinds of flowers are not only beautiful and smell good, but also have very good beneficial effects on the human body. Flower lovers who like them can consider them.