The common garden geranium did not expect it to blossom for a whole year.

The seeds I bought last spring just came into contact with gardening and didn't understand it, so they were casually scattered in the soil dug up from my mother's vegetable garden. Later, they germinated and grew up, but they didn't pick their hearts, had plastic surgery, and bloomed in summer. Type B has not been repaired, and I envy it when I see other people's big bouquets. This year, I bought two other varieties and planted them in their own nutritious soil to see the effect. I learned a little horticulture online, bought organic nutrient solution to promote flowers, and watered it with water once a week. I didn't expect it to blossom so well that it bloomed for almost a year.

Perhaps because of the climate, the double petunia sown with geraniums has been open for a year, but because it has not been pruned, the branches are very long and the leaves are very small, not as thick as geraniums.

This is the green jade chrysanthemum I planted, and it is also planted in an ordinary garden. It grows very fast, and the flowers are also very lovely. I feel that there are very few people in the flower shop who grow this kind of flowers. Two days ago, I arranged the climbing rattan frame and messed up the branches. Because I didn't understand before, I planted some soil casually, but now I still think that nutritious soil may be better, so all the flowers I raise this year are made of nutritious soil mixed by myself.

One is in the window where the light is scattered, and the other is in the sunshine room. there are many flowers and small leaves in the sunshine room. this flower by the window has big leaves but not as many as that one.