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# Don’t Miss Out After the Start of Autumn! Haven’t Had Enough of the Green Plants in Your Office? Don’t Worry! When the Autumn Sowing Season Arrives, Grow These 12 Flowers and Plants, and Your Desk and Balcony Will Be Blooming from Next Spring to Autumn. Even Beginners Can Easily Enjoy the Joy of "Flowers in Every Season"! The Key Tip to Remember: The Safest Sowing Temperature is Between 15–25°C. If it’s Too High, the Seeds Will Rot—Don’t Make This Mistake!


## 1. Hippeastrum (Amaryllis)
Sow in spring (March–April) or autumn (September–October). Choose a breathable flower pot, bury the bulb with the bud facing upward, and water thoroughly once. It will bloom 30–50 days after planting. The red, pink, or white flowers are even bigger than your palm. Place it by the window of your desk, and even your colleagues will ask where you got it when it blooms!


## 2. Horned Violet (A Cold-Loving Choice)
Beginners are advised to buy seedlings directly—it’s perfect to plant them in October–November, no need to wait for seeds to germinate. It will bloom from December until May of the following year, with a variety of colors: blue, purple, and patterned ones. Grow it on your desk, and you’ll be in a good mood even while typing!


## 3. Tulip (Suitable for Soil or Hydroponic Cultivation)
Plant from November to January of the following year. It loves cool weather and isn’t afraid of frost. For soil cultivation, bury the bulbs in well-drained soil; for hydroponics, use a glass bottle and let the bottom of the bulb just touch the water. It will bloom from March to May next year, standing gracefully like little wine glasses by the window—so cute!


## 4. Nemesia (Remember to Buy Seedlings!)
The seed germination rate is a bit low, so beginners should directly buy young seedlings to grow in November–December. It blooms from February to May, with small patterns on its petals—interesting, like a dragon’s face! It has a long flowering period and will be the star of your balcony in spring.


## 5. Marguerite Daisy
Buying young seedlings in November–December is the easiest way, no need to sow seeds yourself. It blooms from March to June next year, with layers of petals in white, yellow, and pink. Just prune the branches a little, and it will bloom densely—perfect for taking photos and sharing on social media!


## 6. Phlox
You can either sow seeds in September–October or buy young seedlings in November–December—both methods are simple. It blooms from March to May the following year, with clusters of small flowers huddled together like mini hydrangeas. The colors are fresh, and it can even purify the air when placed in the office!


Now is the perfect time for autumn sowing. Grow a few pots, and from February to June next year, you’ll have flowers to enjoy every month. Your desk and balcony will turn into a "small garden" in no time! Grab your colleagues and grow them together—let’s see whose flowers bloom the most vibrantly in spring!