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Once the Qingming Festival passes, the temperature gradually warms up, making it the golden period for planting flowers. Today, I'd like to share with you several plants that not only have extremely high aesthetic value but also are very likely to bloom abundantly.

Roses can be regarded as the classic "blooming king". Varieties such as "Juicy Balcony" and "Blue Rainy" are easy to maintain, yet they have extremely high aesthetic value. With a little bit of care, you can easily create a beautiful flower wall.

Maintenance Tips:

Light and Water: Roses prefer a growing environment with plenty of water and sunlight, and at the same time, good ventilation should be ensured. Place them in a location with both good ventilation and sufficient light, and water them in a timely manner to keep the soil moist.

Disease Prevention and Control: Spray carbendazim in a timely manner after rain to effectively prevent the occurrence of black spot disease, keeping the roses in a healthy state at all times.

When Bougainvillea blooms, it is covered with flowers like a brocade, with bright and eye-catching colors, making it highly ornamental. Whether it is planted in the courtyard to create a flower hedge or placed on the balcony, it can instantly become the visual focus. It has strong adaptability and can bloom all over the branches even with rough management.

Maintenance Tips

Light: Bougainvillea is extremely fond of light. It is necessary to ensure more than 8 hours of light per day. Sufficient light can promote flower bud differentiation. Placing it in an open outdoor area where it can be directly exposed to sunlight can make the flowers bloom more profusely.

Water Control: Follow the principle of "water only when the soil is dry, and water thoroughly when watering". Appropriately control the water supply before the flowering period. Water when the leaves are slightly wilted, which can effectively promote blooming.

The color of the Hibiscus flower is like a burning flame, warm and unrestrained. It has strong adaptability, is heat-resistant and easy to grow. Even novice gardeners can easily handle it.

Maintenance Tips:

Light: The Hibiscus is an out-and-out "sunlight lover". The more sunlight it gets, the more gorgeous the flowers will be.

Watering: Follow the principle of "water when the soil is dry and stop when it is wet". When the surface of the soil is dry, water it thoroughly. Pay attention to avoiding water accumulation to prevent root rot.

The Jasmine flower is as white as snow and emits a charming fragrance. You can not only pick it to make tea and enjoy a pleasant fragrance but also use it as a natural air freshener.

Maintenance Tips:

Light: Ensuring about 4 hours of direct sunlight per day can enable the Jasmine to thrive and produce more flower buds.

Pruning: After the flowers wither, promptly cut off the withered branches and leaves to reduce nutrient consumption and promote the growth of new branches to be stronger.

Petunias have a large number of flowers and rich colors, including purple, pink, white, etc. Combining and planting Petunias of different colors can create a colorful and dreamy flower landscape. Moreover, it grows rapidly, and it only takes a few months from sowing to blooming, bringing quick visual enjoyment.

Maintenance Tips:

Light: Petunias like sunlight. When maintaining them indoors, place them on a south-facing windowsill or balcony to ensure sufficient light so that the flowers can keep blooming.

Fertilization: Apply a thin liquid fertilizer every 10-15 days during the growing period, and increase the application of phosphorus and potassium fertilizers before the flowering period to provide sufficient nutrients for the plants and make them bloom more.

The flowers of Pelargonium are spherical, with gorgeous colors and a unique fragrance. It is suitable for potted plants to be placed on balconies and windowsills, and can also be planted in the courtyard, adding an elegant and romantic atmosphere to the courtyard. Its reproduction is simple and the maintenance difficulty is low, making it very suitable for beginners.

Maintenance Tips:

Light: Pelargonium prefers a sunny environment, but it needs appropriate shading in summer to avoid direct exposure to strong light. In other seasons, the plants can be fully exposed to light.

Pruning: After the flowers wither, promptly cut off the withered flowers and overcrowded branches to reduce nutrient consumption and promote the germination of new branches and secondary blooming.