These 6 kinds of flowers are really drought-resistant. They can bloom wildly even without watering for half a month!

Kalanchoe can't be accustomed to, it will bloom more diligently after controlling the water

When raising Kalanchoe, you cannot be too pampered. If you water it frequently, it will cause it to grow tall and ugly and stop blooming. It is actually very drought-resistant. If you don't believe me, try leaving it dry for half a month. Once you develop the habit, watering once a month will be fine!

Flower Tips:

1. The prerequisite for developing a long-lived watering habit is that the soil is loose, and you can add some sand and particles.

2. Appropriately extend the watering time before and after the flowering period, and appropriate water control can promote flowering. Water normally during the bud and flowering period.

3. The air is humid on rainy days, so you should water less. Normally, watering once every two weeks is enough. If there is heating and it is relatively dry, you can water more frequently.

The more drought, the more vigorous the Euphorbia

The origin of Euphorbia milii is Africa. Now you know how drought-resistant it is. Its shortcoming is that it is afraid of cold. It feels too cold even when the temperature is below 8 degrees in winter. It is best to move it indoors.

Flower Tips:

1. Euphorbia milii is not picky about the soil. Sandy soil, pine needle soil, leaf mold, and garden soil are all fine, as long as they are not sticky.

2. It is best to water Euphorbia milii regularly, 1-2 times a month is enough. Even once in winter is fine. If you water too often, the leaves will fall off.

3. Euphorbia milii has thorns, so it is best not to let children get close to it. Wear thick gardening gloves when repotting.

Don’t be fooled by lavender, it’s super drought-tolerant

Lavender is not a disposable potted plant. As long as you don't water it too much, it will generally not die. It is possible to keep it for several years. It can also be placed in front of or behind the house. It will bloom every year and the flowering period is long. It doesn't take any effort at all.

Flower Tips:

1. Lavender is most afraid of moisture. It is best to water it once every two weeks or more. The soil should also be breathable, and sandy soil is most suitable.

2. Lavender is a little afraid of cold, so potted plants should be brought indoors in winter. If planted in the ground, you can cover it with a layer of film.

3. If you grow lavender indoors, give it more sunlight in winter to prevent it from growing too tall.

Rain orchids can survive with a little rain

Zephyranthes is particularly suitable for outdoor cultivation. Its root system is like garlic cloves. Just dig a hole in the soil and bury it there. The more rain it gets, the better it grows and the more flowers it blooms!

Flower Tips:

1. Zephyranthes is also suitable for planting in sandy soil. Water the bulbs once a week after they are buried, and once every 2-3 weeks after germination.

2. Zephyranthes loves rain and cannot be grown outdoors. Just water it when it rains.

3. In the north, where the temperature is below zero in winter, it is best to dig out the Zephyranthes in advance and dry them, leaving only the bulbs, bury them in sandy soil over the winter, and then plant them in the spring.

Desert rose, the less water, the healthier it is

Desert rose, as the name suggests, can grow fine in the desert, which shows that it is very drought-resistant. Many flower lovers can't help but water it, which harms it instead.

Flower Tips:

1. Place the newly bought Desert Rose in a warm and cool place at home for 3-5 days before exposing it to the sun. Water it after 2 weeks.

2. Desert rose is suitable for planting in sandy soil. A 1:1 ratio of coarse sand to garden soil is a good choice. Normally, water it once every three weeks.

3. Remember to keep warm in winter, get more sun and water less. If the temperature at home is too low, it is normal to drop some leaves. Be sure to control watering.

The red flower jade, the flowering machine in the cactus

We all know that cactus is drought-resistant, but it is difficult to make ordinary cacti bloom. After more than ten years, they may still be just a ball. That’s because you didn’t choose the right variety. If you grow a cactus, it can bloom several times a year!

Flower Tips:

1. The watering frequency of the Scarlet Jade is the same as that of ordinary cacti. 1-2 times a month is enough. Don't water it too frequently, otherwise it will grow tall and not bloom.

2. The watering posture is also very important. Never water the cactus by pouring it down. This will cause it to collapse and rot easily. Just water the soil along the edge of the pot.

3. The flowering time of the crimson jade plant is not fixed, it may bloom from May to November. As long as it has sufficient nutrition, you can water it regularly with rain and change the soil once a year.

These flowers are famous for their drought tolerance and are the best for those who don't have time to water them. Next time you want to grow them, just pick a few from here.