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Is the plant Changshouhua (Everlasting Flower) easy to care for?An introduction to the care of Changshouhua in a home setting, is the Everlasting Flower easy to care for? Let's share the detailed content next.Seeing some flower enthusiasts asking if Changshouhua is easy to care for, I can responsibly tell them that Changshouhua is very easy to care for. It is a plant highly suitable for beginner flower enthusiasts. Moreover, it has a long blooming period and comes in many colors. In short, it has numerous advantages. Let's take a look at how flower enthusiast huer19 cares for Changshouhua.The Changshouhua in the illustration was propagated from a branch with four leaves in the spring and planted in a shallow flower bed 10 centimeters deep. The soil is not deep, and occasionally insecticides need to be sprayed to prevent leaf-eating insects. From spring to autumn, it is kept outdoors. Last summer, it did not rot even after a month of continuous rain. It usually gets plenty of water, fertilizer, and sunlight. In late autumn, it is dug up from the flower bed and transplanted into a pot. It continues to be kept outdoors until the temperature drops below 5 degrees, after which it is moved to a sunny spot indoors.After the Changshouhua flower buds emerge, they have phototropism, so it's important to rotate the pot. Then, just wait for them to bloom. After flowering, remove the spent flowers and propagate new cuttings from the branches. (I'm worried about what to do with my large Changshouhua seedlings when there's nowhere to put them.) I don't pinch the tops; sunlight is the best branch differentiator, and it naturally grows like this. As for fertilizing, I have always used water that has soaked vegetable leaves as a fertilizer. In the summer, it can be watered every three days without burning the seedlings. Sometimes I collect vegetables that no one wants to buy at the market, such as corn husks, soybean husks, and water chestnut husks. Basically, it's all water-soaked vegetables. Even fruit peels like pineapple can be used, as well as watermelon rind and soy milk dregs. Everything goes into a bucket to soak. Depending on the scent of the vegetable water, dilute it with water if it's too strong, or use it directly if the scent is mild.This article shares specific information on whether Changshouhua is easy to care for, for reference by netizens.