The heart-shaped leaves are much prettier than the Pothos and Chlorophytum, and they are full of lov

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Millions of hearts

When it comes to growing flowers, do you know Chlorophytum and Pothos? They are all plants, and we all look at the leaves, so why don’t we do something special! For example, if the leaves are heart-shaped, this kind of plant will look better than the Pothos Chlorophytum once it is grown!

Heart-shaped spider plant

The heart-shaped spider plant has thick, large leaves that are fleshy and heart-shaped. Can be grown on a vine or hung. You fall in love with it when you first see it. You always think of the green radish crawling all over the house, but you think about it, the heart-shaped leaves are crawling all over the house. Isn’t it the love that fills the house? It’s so warm!

Care methods

Heartleaf ball Orchid likes a warm environment. From April to October, it is maintained indoors in a place out of direct sunlight, ensuring scattered light. In winter, it is happy to be maintained in full sun.

The leaves of the orchid are fleshy and have a certain function of storing water, so don’t water too much to avoid leaf and root rot! You can spray water frequently to ensure sufficient air humidity, which can ensure that the leaves are full and can also achieve the purpose of cleaning the leaves.

The orchids can be cut by cutting. During the season, you can cut off about 10 cm of stems and leaves, insert them into moist soil, and control the temperature at 20-25°C. They will take root soon!

Millions of Hearts

Second The first plant I will introduce to you is Million Hearts. The leaves are small, but each one is heart-shaped!

Millions of hearts, heart-shaped leaves grow opposite each other on long branches, and small white flowers can bloom in autumn, which are very suitable for hanging by the window, with the breeze blowing, and millions of hearts. Floating in the wind. If the indoor temperature can be stabilized at 15°C, it can be evergreen all year round!

Care Methods

Millions of Hearts It likes a humid and semi-shady environment. The optimal growth temperature is 20-30°C. If the temperature is lower than 10°C, the growth rate will slow down and there is a risk of frostbite!

Millions of hearts are more drought tolerant, which may be due to the fact that most of them are succulent Plants have something in common! Therefore, when watering, you should water it until it is dry. Water when you see the surface of the soil turns white, and then water it thoroughly!

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