1. Impatiens (Ngọc Thảo)
Impatiens, also known as “Mai Địa Thảo” in Vietnamese, is a popular flower admired for its soft, dreamy appearance in both single and double varieties. This plant is easy to care for as long as you follow the right steps. It produces abundant and vivid blooms nearly year-round, is resistant to pests, thrives in sunlight, and requires minimal maintenance.
2. Moss Rose (Portulaca Grandiflora)
Moss rose is perhaps one of the easiest flowers to grow, requiring minimal care while blooming quickly. You can simply plant cuttings in a pot, water regularly to maintain moisture, and the plant will root and bloom naturally. Moss rose comes in various vibrant colors and typically blooms around 10 AM, wilting by the afternoon. Though the flowers fade quickly, they are incredibly resilient, often blooming weekly. If you plant just a small handful of moss rose, it will quickly spread and produce numerous new plants over time.
3. Bougainvillea
Bougainvillea is a delicate and pure-looking flower, resembling thin paper sheets. This woody climbing plant is easy to grow, train, and prune. It blooms even more profusely during dry seasons, making it an excellent choice for balconies that receive direct sunlight. Thanks to its high drought resistance, bougainvillea is an ideal option for sun-exposed balconies.
4. Climbing Roses
Climbing roses are well-loved for their abundant flowers, wild beauty, and captivating fragrance. A special feature of these roses is that they bloom year-round, keeping your home filled with their delightful scent. Climbing roses also come in a variety of colors, including deep pink, light pink, red, white, and orange. This makes them perfect for decorating trellises, fences, or balconies in high-rise buildings.
5. Million Bells (Calibrachoa)
Million Bells, also known as mini petunias, are small bell-shaped flowers with vibrant colors. These flowers bloom abundantly despite their small size and can withstand both strong sunlight and rain. Not only do they thrive in summer, but they also bloom all year long. Since Million Bells love sunlight, growing them on a balcony will allow them to flourish beautifully.
