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In recent years, a lot of young people have fallen in love with growing green plants. The reason is that, besides beautifying the home environment, it also gives a sense of accomplishment, enabling people to enjoy a laid - back feeling in the midst of a busy life. However, for beginners, which flower plants are relatively easy to grow? Let's find out together in the following text.
Cactus
Cactus is a plant that's almost impossible to kill. This plant is very suitable for beginners to try. In terms of appearance, the cactus has unique leaves that feel very fleshy to the touch. It has an excellent water - storage capacity inside, so it doesn't need to be watered frequently in daily care. It can be kept alive just by placing it in a place with relatively good light.
For basic care, it can be placed on a balcony or outdoors. The suitable growth temperature is within 5 degrees Celsius. For water supply, it can be watered once a month. Later, if you find that the soil is caked, you can change it to the ordinary soil specially for succulent plants.
Portulaca grandiflora
Portulaca grandiflora is also a flower with tenacious vitality. In daily care, as long as it has sufficient light, it's almost impossible to be killed. In terms of water, it's drought - tolerant and heat - tolerant. You can easily keep it well even if you just place it on a security window grille. At the same time, it has a very strong reproductive ability and can be reproduced by seeding and cutting.
For basic care, the more intense the sunlight is, the better it grows. The suitable temperature is up to 10 degrees Celsius. In terms of water, just keep the soil moist. If you place it in a courtyard for care, the moisture from rain can also meet its needs.
Epipremnum aureum
Epipremnum aureum is one of the plants that beginners can choose blindly for care. In terms of appearance, its branches droop and its leaves are bright green and beautiful, with strong ornamental value. At the same time, it also has a certain air - purifying function. For distance care, it can be placed in the living room in a place with scattered light and doesn't need direct sunlight.
For basic care, try to place Epipremnum aureum in a position without direct sunlight. It likes a warm suitable temperature and can be well - grown as long as the temperature is not lower than 10 degrees Celsius. For the watering method, water it once a month. There should be no waterlogging. If you find that you've watered too much, pour out the excess water in time and place it in a ventilated position for ventilation. For the soil, if the soil becomes caked during the later period of care, change the soil. It prefers acidic soil, such as a mixture of leaf - mold soil, garden soil and wood chips (1:2:1).