These 8 kinds of flowers love to drink rain water. The more they are exposed to rain, the stronger they grow!

Jasmine

If you have to grow a flower in the summer, jasmine would definitely be your choice! On rainy days, the jasmine flowers that are watered with plenty of water are numerous and fragrant!

Maintenance points:

1. Place the jasmine outdoors when it rains. If it is a short-term rainfall, observe the dryness and wetness of the pot after the rain. If it is not soaked, be sure to water it thoroughly.

2. If there is continuous rainy weather, do not leave the jasmine outdoors all the time. Improper drainage will cause water accumulation and root rot, which will not be worth the loss!

What to do if there is a water shortage?

If the jasmine at home lacks water, the leaves will wilt and the flower buds will droop. At this time, you need to water it thoroughly immediately and place it in a ventilated place. After the leaves return to normal, place it in the sun for maintenance.

Hydrangea

In the city where Huahua lives, there are many hydrangeas on the roadside. After every rain, the hydrangeas that have drunk enough water are all full of energy!

Maintenance points:

1. On rainy days, you can place the hydrangea outdoors to get wet in the rain. On normal non-rainy days, you can water it once a day. When the temperature reaches above 30 degrees, it is best to water it once in the morning and once in the evening.

2. If you want hydrangeas to be watered by rain all the time, the soil must have good drainage. Flower lovers can choose to mix garden soil, coconut coir and granules in a ratio of 2:2:1, so that hydrangeas will not die of suffocation due to excessive water retention in the soil.

What to do if there is a water shortage?

The leaves of hydrangea will droop and look lifeless due to lack of water, so water them thoroughly immediately. If the leaves droop in the afternoon, it may be caused by the high temperature. You only need to spray water on the leaves, and never water them.

Oxalis purpurogenum

The leaves of purple-leafed Oxalis look like a flying little butterfly, and the flowering period lasts for 8 months. After the rain, just wait for the little flowers to bloom!

Maintenance points:

1. Purple-leaf Oxalis likes a humid environment. Appropriate rain can make Oxalis grow more vigorously! In rainless weather, you can spray more water on the leaves to increase the humidity.

2. Be sure to drain the Oxalis after the rain. Too much water in the pot will cause the bulbs to rot and cause the entire pot to die.

What to do if there is a water shortage?

The leaves of purple-leafed Oxalis will become limp immediately if it lacks water. Flower lovers can use a basin slightly larger than the flower pot, fill it with 5cm deep water, put the Oxalis in the basin and soak it for a few minutes. After about half a day, the Oxalis will return to normal.

Rain orchid

From the name of Zephyranthes, you can tell how much it loves rain. After a heavy rain, the Zephyranthes will bloom like a flowering machine, with its head full of flowers!

Maintenance points:

1. When it is not raining, water once in the morning and once in the evening to keep the soil moist. If it rains, let it soak in the rain!

2. Although Zephyranthes likes to be outdoors in the rain, when it encounters a sunny day with better sunlight after the rain, you must remember to provide shade, otherwise the scorching sun will burn the leaves of the Zephyranthes.

What to do if there is a water shortage?

When Zephyranthes is short of water, its leaves will turn yellow and become soft. After discovering this situation, water it thoroughly in time and remove the yellow leaves.

Blue Snowflake

When it comes to flowers that love big water and big sun in the summer, blue snowflakes must be one of them! Given enough water and sunlight, blue snow will bloom non-stop!

Maintenance points:

1. An overly dry environment will affect the flowering of Blue Snow, so you can rest assured to keep it outdoors on rainy days and let it receive sufficient rain.

2. Blue snow flowers are famous for their love of light. As long as the water supply is guaranteed, there is no problem with exposure to the sun in summer. Put it outside and let it fully enjoy the sunshine and rain!

What to do if there is a water shortage?

The leaves of blue snow are very thin and easily sunburned if they lack water. If you find signs of sunburn on the leaves of the blue snow plant, you should water it in time, which can play a certain role in recovery, but sunburn is irreversible, so be sure not to let the blue snow plant lack water.

Hibiscus

Hibiscus, also known as red hibiscus, can bloom all year round. If you want hibiscus to bloom more in summer, water is essential!

Maintenance points:

1. Flower lovers who have the conditions to grow hibiscus outdoors can directly place the hibiscus outdoors for maintenance and let it be watered by rain. When there is no rain, water the plants once a day, and water them once in the morning and evening during the dog days of summer.

2. Although hibiscus likes water, it avoids waterlogging. If there is too much water in the pot, the roots will easily rot, so remember to drain the water after the rain, and make sure to water it thoroughly when watering.

What to do if there is a water shortage?

If hibiscus lacks water, the flower buds will fall off and the leaves will easily bend and droop. If the leaves wilt slightly, spray water on the leaves or place a basin of water around the flowers first. If the effect is not obvious, water the flowers thoroughly or directly immerse the basin.

Lotus

If we talk about flowers that cannot grow without water, the water lily must be one of them! The bowl lotus is beautiful but not at all delicate. The more it is exposed to rain, the more beautifully it blooms!

Maintenance points:

1. If you want the water lily to bloom big and beautifully, Huahua recommends that you keep it outdoors as long as it is not raining heavily. After being rained on outdoors, the leaves of the water lily will become fuller and less likely to turn yellow.

2. If the leaves of the water lily are densely packed, poor ventilation may occur after rain, resulting in leaf rot. Therefore, proper pruning is required to keep the leaves well ventilated.

What to do if there is a water shortage?

When the water lily lacks water, its leaves can easily get sunburned and dry out. Add water immediately and remove sunburned and withered leaves. As long as the leaves of the water lily floating on the water surface are healthy, it can continue to grow.

Coinweed

The last thing Huahua is going to introduce is the pennywort. There is no need for Huahua to say much about how much the pennywort loves water. The leaves of the pennywort watered by rain are as big as a palm!

Maintenance points:

1. It is best for the pennywort to be exposed to rain in half soil and half water. When there is no rain, you can water it 1-2 times a day. Don’t worry that the pennywort will be waterlogged to death!

2. After the rain, if the pennywort grows too well and blooms, Huahua recommends cutting off the flowers. Flowering consumes a lot of nutrients. If it is constantly rained on and there is no time to replenish fertilizer, it will easily affect the growth of the pennywort.

What to do if there is a water shortage?

Once the pennywort lacks water, the entire stem and leaves will wilt. As long as it is watered thoroughly, it will slowly recover. If the stem has drooped to the point where it can no longer stand up straight, be ruthless and shave it off, leaving a section of the stem so that it can grow leaves again.

These bucket flowers love rain.

Don't move home when it rains.

Drinking up the rainwater,

Flowers can grow better~