An inventory of several flowers that can pop up in pots in winter

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The first flower: Lige Begonia

The second type of flower: longevity flower

The third flower: primrose

The fourth flower: chrysanthemum

Friends who grow flowers must be familiar with this term. In flower gardening terms, the term "pot explosion" refers to the plants growing too lush in the flower pot, which means that the pot is full. In fact, there are flowers that burst into pots in all seasons, but if you want to grow flowers that burst into pots in winter, it is very important to choose the right varieties. So below, I will tell you about flowers that are easy to burst into pots in winter!

The first type of flower: Lige Begonia

Friends who have been growing flowers for a long time may recognize it at a glance, but most people may not know it very well. Because it looks similar to a rose, you still need to carefully identify it to tell the difference. The flower colors of Lige Begonia are very rich, and the flower cycle is also very long, so if you want it to burst into pots in winter, you should use nitrogen fertilizer during the seedling stage, phosphorus and potassium fertilizer during the growth period, and spray fertilizer on the front and back of the flower. If you want to see the pots bursting this winter but it’s too late, buy it next spring, so you can see the pots of Liger crabapples bursting next year!

The second type of flower: longevity flower

Kalanchoe flowers like fertilizing very much. Apply phosphorus and potassium fertilizer once a week before it blooms, and potassium dihydrogen phosphate every ten days or so when it blooms. It is best to place it where it can get sunlight. Also, you need to prune it when the flowers fade, so that it can grow better and bloom more next time.

The third type of flower: primula

Primulas are actually not very big, just a small pot. But if you raise it well, it will look beautiful when it comes out of the pot, but it depends on how you want to raise it. Primulas should be sown in about May. After the leaves grow, they need to be repotted. Then in summer, they must be placed in a cool place. At this time, the soil in the pots must be sprayed with carbendazim to prevent disease. Then in September and October, they were taken to the open air to bask in the sun, and then brought back indoors to raise. Afterwards, if there are flower buds, pick them off so that they can bloom more.

The fourth flower: chrysanthemum

In fact, I quite like the scent of chrysanthemum, it is very fresh and elegant and looks very beautiful when placed indoors. It is easy for chrysanthemums to bloom, but it is more difficult if they bloom too much. I only occasionally see a pot of chrysanthemums blooming in full bloom. If you want chrysanthemums to bloom more, first of all, the soil is very important. It must be loose and fertile. You must apply enough fertilizer before planting. Then when watering, you must use a small watering can to water it slowly. After that, if the chrysanthemums grow, chrysanthemums will bloom. The heart must be removed so that more flowers can bloom later.

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