Learn these tips, lazy people can still grow flowers easily

Indoor flowers and plants

Choosing Plants

1. Choose hydroponic plants. For example, lucky bamboo and golden pothos do not need soil at all. Just remember to add water, add water, and add water. It is very simple and convenient. And hydroponic plants do not require time to clean up spilled soil.

2. Choose foliage plants. For example, Alocasia odora and Syngonium, the fertilization and daily maintenance of foliage plants are relatively simple, and they are easy to take care of for flower growers.

Choose a water-soluble fertilizer

For indoor flowers and plants, you can choose water-soluble fertilizers. Dissolve the fertilizer in water according to the instructions and apply it to the flowers and plants. This is equivalent to watering and fertilizing at the same time, which is really convenient.

Choose mineral water bottle for watering

Fill a mineral water bottle with water and place it next to the potted plants. Water them as you pass by. This way you won’t forget to water them often, or have to go through the trouble of specially filling some water to do so. Moreover, if you keep the water in a mineral water bottle and let it sit, the chlorine in the water can evaporate, making it more beneficial to the plants when used for watering.

Make an automatic watering can out of cotton string

1. Take a piece of thick cotton thread, tie a knot at one end and insert it into the bottom of the potted plant.

2. Find a beautiful container that allows the bottom of the potted plant to hang in the air, fill it with some water, and place the potted plant in it.

In this way, the cotton thread can continuously absorb moisture into the potted plant, and there is no need to water it separately. This can last for about a week, and you can replenish the water in the container when it is less.

Outdoor flowers and plants

Choose drought-tolerant plants

Choose drought-resistant plants such as succulents and bamboo. Even if you always forget to water them, you can rely on rain from heaven, so it is easier to take care of them.

Choose a larger basin

The pot is relatively large, so it is of course more convenient to water and fertilize. Sometimes, we can also put some plants with similar properties in large pots to form large potted plants, which will reduce the cost of care.

Ventilation to prevent pests

Remember to ventilate your home frequently. Good ventilation can prevent diseases and pests, and save you a lot of trouble!

Use slow-release fertilizers

The nutrients in slow-release fertilizers are released slowly in the soil and can be slowly absorbed by plants.

Slow-release fertilizers are cheaper and come in larger quantities. One use can last for two or three months, making them more suitable for outdoor potted plants. When using, just apply the fertilizer according to the package instructions.