Nowadays, people are facing increasing work pressure.

The working environment and the quality of office space affect the mood at work. For this reason, many people choose to add some small flowers and grass in their offices or desks. While relieving visual fatigue, they can also decorate the working environment and purify the air.

But for the majority of foodie friends, they also have a special requirement for potted plants - they can be eaten!

For this reason, today we will talk about some edible potted plants that can be planted in the office to save money.

1. Cherry tomatoes 2. Strawberries 3. Kumquats 4. Mint 5. Spring onions 1. Cherry tomatoes Cherry tomatoes are also known as cherry tomatoes.

As a common vegetable and fruit in daily life, tomatoes are rich in vitamins, which have the effects of producing fluids and quenching thirst, strengthening the stomach and digestion, clearing away heat and detoxification, cooling blood and calming the liver, nourishing blood and increasing appetite. In particular, it can delay aging.

Just a little bit can capture the hearts of many girls.

Moreover, the cherry tomatoes are brightly colored, making the fruit even more delicious against the backdrop of green leaves.

Use it as indoor decoration, you can watch it when you are free, and pick one at will when it is ripe to appreciate the sweetness of pure natural food. It can be watched and eaten, and it is easy to feed.

Cherry tomatoes are an accessory climbing plant.

Since the cherry tomato plant is relatively small, when potting cherry tomatoes, you can choose a smaller pottery pot, and then be sure to set up some brackets around the flower pot to facilitate the cherry tomato branches and leaves to climb and grow in the later stage. However, it is difficult to climb.

It’s not too high, so you don’t have to worry about being inconvenient in the office.

Cherry tomatoes like sunshine. You can place potted cherry tomatoes on a sunny balcony, water them regularly, and apply some fertilizer if conditions permit, so that they can bear more fruits. However,

Try not to choose fertilizers with strong smell, because it will affect the office environment.

2. Strawberries must be loved by many people, but strawberries are relatively expensive. In fact, we can grow our own strawberries. It is not difficult to grow strawberries. Plant them in the office, and they are usually green and eye-catching. Once they bear fruit, you can pick them again.

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When growing potted strawberries yourself, try to choose high-quality varieties. There are many varieties of strawberries, most of which are suitable for home pot cultivation, but it is best to choose varieties with shallow dormancy, good fruit shape, and strong fragrance.

You can directly purchase strawberry seedlings online and plant them in pots. This will save time in raising seedlings and avoid the problem of low seedling emergence.

When the strawberry plant grows to a certain height, it will grow a lot of stolons, which should be removed in time to increase the yield.

Before flowering, when strawberry leaves grow too densely, they should be thinned appropriately to increase light and air permeability, so as not to affect flowering.

After the strawberries bear fruit, the fruits should be pulled out of the pot in time. You can also lay a layer of clean weeds underneath to prevent the strawberries from coming into contact with the pot soil and causing rot.

In addition, during the fruiting period, you should always check whether there are any deformed or rotten fruits. If there are any, remove them in time to avoid affecting the quality of other fruits.

3. Kumquats The branches of kumquats are also very beautiful. When placed in the office, they not only purify the air, but also are beautiful. After the kumquats bear fruit, the golden branches are very beautiful and can be eaten. They are full of fun and are generally used as New Year's Eve.

Flowers placed at home and office.

Kumquats are easy to grow and do not require high light. Water them every day, put some organic soil when planting, and apply some fertilizer appropriately. Kumquats are usually repotted every three years or so before they bloom.

First, tilt the potted plant at a certain angle, hold a wooden stick with the same size as the drainage hole at the bottom of the pot, and insert it into the potting soil from the drainage hole at the bottom of the pot to a certain depth, so that after the potting soil is loosened, it is easier to knock out the kumquats with complete soil balls.

Cut off the overly dense dead roots and old roots that expose the soil ball. Remember to keep more fibrous roots, which will help the plant resume growth as soon as possible after repotting.

The size of the new pot depends on the growth of the plant. If it grows well, choose a large pot. The bottom of the pot needs to be plugged with broken pot pieces to create a drainage layer. The cushion layer should be gravel soil that is conducive to drainage, and then put in decomposed humus-rich soil.

(basic fertilizer), loose fertile soil and well-drained neutral soil, fill it with soil while compacting it, and finally water it thoroughly once, and place it in a shaded place.

4. Mint Mint is everyone’s favorite herb. It has many functions. It is also a commonly used traditional Chinese medicine in my country. It can be taken internally to treat influenza, sore throat, sweating and antipyretic, etc., and externally used to treat eczema and neuralgia. wait.