What are the varieties of small potted plants
This article introduces the varieties of small potted plants and the top ten rankings of indoor potted plants and flowering plants, followed by a comprehensive introduction.
First: The lifespan flower
The lifespan flower is a succulent plant of the Crassulaceae family, with thick and juicy leaves, a variety of species, and a rich color palette. New varieties are introduced almost every year, making its species increasingly diverse, including single-petal and double-petal varieties. No matter which variety, when in full bloom, it can fill the entire pot. The plant has a small and cute shape, and can look beautiful and comforting wherever placed.
The main blooming season of the lifespan flower is from autumn to spring. With proper care, it can bloom multiple times, with each bloom lasting about 40 days. It has a good meaning and high ornamental value.
If you want the lifespan flower to reach its best state, you must not use a large pot. A small pot with strong roots and more flowers is easier to maintain later on. As long as the temperature does not exceed 28 degrees, it can be exposed to the sun more. Watering should not be excessive; water when the leaves start to wilt a bit. A healthy "dry-wet" cycle can make it bloom more. Fertilization should not be too concentrated, with frequent application of light fertilizer for more blooms.
Second:蟹爪兰 (Climbing cactus)
Climbing cactus is an epiphytic flowering plant of the cactus family, with leaves and branches integrated, numerous varieties, and a rich color palette. A single batch of flowers can last for about 30 days, from autumn to early summer. Its flower color is bright and vibrant, making it look especially bright and warm when placed at home, giving a sense of warmth and healing.
Climbing cactus is very susceptible to waterlogging. Excessive watering, overly moist soil, and poor ventilation can cause root rot, which is why many people cannot grow climbing cactus well.
To grow climbing cactus well, it is recommended to use a small pot, with less water and more sun exposure. Except for the high-temperature summer season, the more it is exposed to the sun, the stronger its flowering ability. Of course, proper fertilization can lead to more flowers.
Third: Jade tree
The jade tree is a succulent plant of the Crassulaceae family, with thick and glossy leaves that are as warm and smooth as jade. After being cultivated for a long time, the trunk becomes thick and strong, resembling an ancient tree, hence the name jade tree.
The jade tree is mainly ornamental, whether it is used for creating a bonsai tree or regular maintenance, it is rare to see it bloom. Many people mistakenly believe that it does not bloom, but in fact, the jade tree can bloom, and the flowers are very beautiful, with a stunning "jade tree and jade flowers" appearance.
To make the jade tree bloom, do not use a large pot. A small pot is easier to control water, the branches age faster, and it is easier to bloom. Like lifespan flowers, they both belong to the Crassulaceae family. Using a small pot, controlling water, and drying the plant while exposing it to more sun can easily bring it into bloom. To encourage blooming, additional application of potassium dihydrogen phosphate can be done in winter and spring.