These 5 kinds of flowers are most afraid of stuffiness in summer. If they are not ventilated, they will definitely die!

Succulent

If you have been raising succulents for a long time, you should know that lack of light will cause the succulents to have poor appearance, but if there is no ventilation, the succulents may die.

Consequences of lack of ventilation:

If succulents are kept in an unventilated environment for a long time, the soil will easily become damp, breeding bacteria, causing black rot and leaf loss.

Ventilation measures:

In summer, you can add a small solar fan to your succulent plants and set a timer switch to speed up the evaporation of moisture in the soil in the succulent pots while preventing diseases and pests.

Rose

Many flower lovers dare not plant roses in enclosed balconies because the balcony is poorly ventilated and roses are very prone to disease.

Consequences of lack of ventilation:

The old leaves at the bottom turn yellow. The high temperature in summer, coupled with poor ventilation, creates a humid and closed environment that easily breeds red spider mites and causes powdery mildew outbreaks.

Ventilation measures:

In summer, roses grow very vigorously and have dense branches, which affects the ventilation inside the plant. Flower lovers can prune the rose after it blooms, cutting off all the overgrown branches, thin branches and weak branches to increase ventilation.

Azalea

Azaleas are most afraid of the heat in summer. If you want them to spend the summer safely, improving ventilation is the most critical step.

Consequences of lack of ventilation:

In the hot summer, if the ventilation is poor, the leaves of the azalea will dry up and fall off continuously.

Ventilation measures:

Flower lovers who have the conditions are better off keeping rhododendrons outdoors. If this is not possible, you can add a fan next to the azalea to improve air circulation.

Schlumbergera

In summer, Christmas cactus enters a dormant period. In addition to keeping it in a cool place, ensuring good ventilation is also the key to Christmas cactus's successful summer survival.

Consequences of lack of ventilation:

In a poorly ventilated environment, Christmas cactus is prone to outbreaks of red spider mites, causing the leaves to turn yellow and thin, and eventually wither and die.

Ventilation measures:

In summer, Christmas cactus needs a cool and ventilated environment. You can place it on a north-facing balcony and open the window. A north-facing balcony with ventilation and diffused light can help Christmas cactus successfully survive the summer.

Clivia

Clivia enters a semi-dormant period in summer, grows relatively slowly, has reduced disease resistance, and is prone to diseases and insect pests. It is imperative to take good ventilation measures.

Consequences of lack of ventilation:

In the hot and humid summer, Clivia is in a poorly ventilated environment, the bacteria in the potting soil are prone to multiply rapidly, the soil is severely lacking in oxygen, and the roots will rot in 3-5 days.

Ventilation measures:

Place the Clivia on the side of the wind outlet, or use a fan to blow towards the flower pot. Never let the wind blow directly on the Clivia, otherwise the leaves will lose too much water, becoming dull and soft.

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