Which flowers are suitable for water insertion?

? Green radish, chlorophytum, purple duck feet, calla lily and narcissus are all suitable for water insertion and easy to raise. I like raising water and arranging flowers. Cooking is very simple. Find a nice bottle to fill with water, just a few drops of nutritious water. It's simple. Potted flowers needed time to be watered, and they were accidentally watered to death. There are bugs and ants in the soil.

? The green radish is pure green and does not bloom. Cut it off from the stem and put it in water. It will grow roots in a few days. Plug it in and live. The new home was well decorated before moving in, which is very suitable for raising more green radish. Last year, the children's kindergarten opened a sub-park, when the teachers decorated the corridor culture. As long as you look up at the rows of green radishes and put them in bottles, the whole corridor is particularly beautiful. I feel very comfortable along the way, and the air has become particularly fresh.

? Chlorophytum is also very suitable for water insertion, it will also open small white flowers, pinch them down and put them into the water, and the leaves will grow longer and longer, which will look better than green radish. The most flowers in my family are chlorophytum. Last spring, the family moved to the first floor and then threw a big pot of chlorophytum on the lawn. Later, it grew very lush, so I pinched a lot with Bao Ma next door and put it directly into the water. It took root and sprouted, and it survived in a few days. I also found some beautiful glass bottles from the Internet, which added beauty to my home.

? Narcissus is also cultivated with roots in water. The flowers are beautiful, just like garlic one after another. I don't like them very much. It's a seasonal flower. I've raised it several times. Every time a flower blooms, its roots will fade away. Then I stopped raising daffodils. I still like to raise green radish and chlorophytum, which are green all year round. Let the home be full of green and nature.

? Calla lily, I don't know if you have seen it. You should be able to guess from its name. In fact, its name is because its leaves are like horseshoes. When it is inserted into the water, its stem will stand upright with horseshoe-shaped leaves on it, which is particularly beautiful. I used the bottle I used to raise daffodils. This is the kind of green plant I met. My son graduated from kindergarten this year, and the teacher said that he heard that I like growing flowers, so he brought back my unclaimed flowers. I took a fancy to calla lily and brought it home until now.

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? Purple duck feet, you may not be familiar with this name, but many people will know it when they see it. In particular, people in our community must have seen it. The roadside on both sides of the north gate of our community carries a lot. My family secretly picked it up from there. I was scolded by my husband. Said I was a real flower thief. The leaves of purple duck's paw are purple, and they will produce pink flowers, which are very beautiful. I didn't know this flower could be cultured in water before, so I picked one and tried it. As a result, it was raised in the water for a week, but it actually lived and blossomed.

? When you are free, raise flowers at home, add some green plants to your home and bring nature into your home. Looking at the green leaves, I feel particularly comfortable. Those who like flowers want to grow flowers, but they are worried that they can't keep them alive, so they choose hydroponics.