Description：Portulaca flower are native to South America and are now widely grown in countries with mild climates. Portulaca flower  in the United States are very suitable for garden environments. Their large flowers come in a variety of colors, including white, yellow, red, purple, pink, orange, etc., and the blue flowers are particularly unique and charming, like a touch of fresh blue sky, which is particularly eye-catching. Portulaca flower like sunlight and ventilation, have low soil requirements, have good drought resistance, can be planted all year round, and are easy to reproduce. Portulaca flower are considered to be very easy to grow flowers, do not require special care, and are very suitable for beginners to grow.

Portulaca Flower Language Passion, sunshine. Portulaca always faces the sun
Blooming his own smile. It symbolizes optimism, bravery, self-improvement, and prosperity.

Planting method

• Sowing: Sprinkle the seeds evenly in the soil, keep the temperature above 20 degrees, and germinate after about 10 days.
• Separate planting of seedlings: When the seedlings grow to a certain height, they can be planted separately. If you want to cultivate in soil, the plants do not need to bring soil and water during the growth period. And control the plant row spacing, and apply liquid fertilizer several times during the period. In addition, remember that when the fruit is about to crack, the seeds need to be harvested in time, otherwise it will be scattered. If it is a potted plant, it is the same method of sub-planting as soil culture.

• Watering: Watering depends on the condition of the pot soil. Generally, it is not necessary to water if it is not dry. If it is watered, it must be watered all at once.
• Fertilize correctly: It does not require high fertilizers. It is good to apply potassium dihydrogen phosphate once every half a month, so that the flowers that it blooms will be large and colorful, and the flowering period will be longer.

• Light: It likes places with a lot of sunlight, so you must bask in the sun when it grows, so that it can be leafy and flourish.
• Temperature: It likes warm places. The best germination temperature is 21 to 24 degrees, so that it can grow seedlings in about a week or so.

Maintenance:
Portulaca has strong vitality and strong adaptability. It likes a warm and sunny environment. It is resistant to drought and heat, and can tolerate barrenness. It likes loose, fertile, well-drained sandy soil. In spring, it can be placed in a bright indoor place for curing. The room temperature should be above 15 degrees, and watering should not be too frequent.

Portulaca are not afraid of the sun or the rain. In summer, when it rains, move it out to get caught in the rain. As long as there is no rain in the basin, the more the rain, the more prosperous it will grow, and it will grow many new buds and branches, and it will grow soon.