What flowers are suitable for keeping at home?
A collection of life's little knowledge: This article introduces the types of flowers and potted plants that are commonly kept at home, such as the four popular flowers. Let's find out more about them.
What flowers are suitable for keeping at home? I feel that the indoor environment at home is not as well-ventilated as outdoors, the sunlight is not as abundant, and the soil in containers is not as fertile. Considering these factors, it is important to choose suitable flowers. Based on years of experience, here are some suggestions: First, Clivia, which does not require much ventilation or sunlight, and the best soil is the humus under pine trees, which meets the aeration requirements of Clivia and can bloom twice a year when well cared for.
Second, Hippeastrum, similar to Clivia, not strict with ventilation or sunlight, with loose soil and drought resistance, can bloom twice a year when well cared for.
Third, Sinningia speciosa, with a corm root, not very demanding on the environment, disease-free, can bloom throughout the year if well cared for. Note not to spray water on the leaves during watering, and keep the soil moist but not wet, otherwise, the corm can easily rot.
Fourth, there are orchids, Asparagus setaceus, Aloe vera,虎皮蓝 (Húpílán, a type of plant), Epipremnum aureum, Chlorophytum comosum, and succulents. Flowers that require a lot of ventilation, such as Chinese roses, Jasmine, and Chinese lantern flowers, should be kept less. If you enhance ventilation artificially, it may even increase indoor dust, making it unpleasant. However, as long as you are careful, diligent, and have time to move the flowers outdoors for ventilation, exposure to sunlight, cleaning the leaves, and changing conditions, you can actually grow any kind of flower well.
The detailed explanation above about what flowers are suitable for keeping at home and the review of the four common flowers at home is hoped to bring you some help in green plant management.