It is better for these flower and plant species to bloom together and reduce diseases and insect pests.

There are some symbiotic plants in horticulture, they are especially suitable for growing together, they all promote each other to a certain extent, while some plant species are mutually exclusive and hinder each other. Let's take a look at what this is all about.

The flowers, leaves and roots of each plant are different. Some attract some insects and resist others. If another plant likes this kind of insect, then they promote each other's growth.

In the natural environment, there are many plants that grow in one area, most of which promote each other, and some are competitive. When we plant plants in the yard or balcony, we should also pay attention to these things. Let flowers and plants promote each other.

I. plants that promote the growth of each other

1. Rose and garlic:

Roses are suitable for growing with garlic, which repels many pests that are harmful to roses, such as common aphids.

2. Tomato and cabbage:

Tomato is very suitable for growing with cabbage, because it can drive away some moth larvae that eat cabbage. We can see that there are many holes in cabbage, which are the masterpieces of these larvae.

3. Cucumbers and trollids:

Golden lotus has a certain deworming effect, just that it has a good effect on cucumber-eating beetles, and it can absorb some beneficial insects.

4. Marigold and melons:

Marigold not only has a certain mosquito repellent effect, it can also control nematodes in the soil, which is more effective than direct pesticide spraying, and is very good for the growth of melons, especially watermelons.

5. Cauliflower and zinnia

Zinnia can attract some beneficial insects, such as common beetles and other beneficial ladybugs, which specialize in eating aphids, vegetable insects and other pests, which is very beneficial to cauliflower, cabbage and so on.

II. Comparison of plants that are mutually exclusive to each other

1. Basil

Beginners are very suitable for planting basil, that is, golden, it is a very good plant, as long as it is not planted with rue, next to basil is suitable for growing tomatoes and lettuce, which helps to promote the growth of these vegetables.

2. Dwarf beans:

Dwarf legumes are suitable for plants such as cabbage, carrots, beets, corn, marigold, cucumbers, cat mint and strawberries. Potatoes and marigolds can drive away beetles that eat beans and promote each other's growth.

Do not grow garlic, leeks, onions or other onion plants next to dwarf beans.

3. Long beans:

Do not plant beets, garlic, onions and so on next to long beans. There are more plants suitable for planting, such as corn, marigold, cherry radish and carrot.

4. Leek:

Beginners are especially suitable for planting leek, not only because it is easy to grow without any diseases and insect pests, but also because it can promote the growth of all kinds of plants, it has an insect repellent effect, and it can drive away aphids and Japanese beetles. it also plays a good role in promoting the growth of other plants.

5. Cucumber:

Cucumbers are not suitable for late-ripening potatoes because they increase the chances of potato infection and wilting. Cucumbers can be grown with beans, cabbages, carrots or sunflowers.

6. Garlic:

Garlic is suitable for growing next to rose, and it is also very suitable for planting next to cabbage or tomato. Garlic can prevent the invasion of aphids and moths, and garlic can also prevent potatoes from being infected with Fusarium wilt. The worst thing about garlic is to be planted with beans.

7. Marigold:

It is great to plant a few marigolds next to most vegetables. it can ward off pests, especially for aphids or some bean-eating beetles, but marigolds are not suitable for growing next to melons or potatoes.

8. Sage:

Sage is suitable for planting next to cabbage, carrots and tomatoes, but not suitable for planting next to cucumbers. Sage has the effect of driving away moths and flies and can promote tomato to grow stronger.

9. Thyme

Novice is also very suitable for planting thyme, it is easy to grow, water demand is not high, rich varieties, branches and leaves with fresh fragrance, and can promote the growth of all kinds of plants.

12. Tomato:

Tomatoes are not suitable for growing next to potatoes, cumin or walnut trees, which is why the soil that has been planted with tomatoes should not be used to grow potatoes, otherwise they are easy to be infected with diseases and insect pests.

Tomatoes are suitable for growing with basil, cabbage, carrots, onions, rosemary or sage.

The plants mentioned above are all mutually exclusive plants, and if they are not mentioned, they can also be planted together, but they will not promote each other.