If you water too much in the summer, all the roses and succulents will die!

Rose

Evaporation is relatively strong in summer, so outdoor roses can be watered once every 1-2 days, and indoor roses can be watered once every 2-4 days. Although roses enter a semi-dormant period in summer, they still bloom as usual. Add a 0.1% borax solution when watering to make the flowers more colorful.

Gardenia

Gardenia needs a lot of water in summer. You can water it once a day in the early morning or evening. The water should be dried in advance to avoid the temperature being lower than the potting soil and damaging the gardenia roots.

Succulent

Summer is a difficult time for succulents to survive, and watering is the key. There are many types of succulents and the frequency of watering varies, but generally speaking, water them once every 1-2 weeks. When watering, slowly pour water along the edge of the pot and do not water it thoroughly.

Coinweed

The pennywort can be considered the "water bucket" of the flower world. It can live well if it is thrown into water and placed under light. Therefore, it is best to use hydroponics or half soil and half water in summer, as long as the water level in the pot is guaranteed.

Clivia

The secret to watering Clivia in summer is to water it less but frequently. Water it when you see the soil in the pot becomes dry. Don't water it thoroughly every time, otherwise it will easily cause water accumulation and root rot.

Jasmine

Summer is the peak growth period for jasmine. Jasmine likes plenty of sunlight, so the evaporation of the potting soil is relatively vigorous, so water must be replenished in time. When you see the soil in the pot becomes dry, you should water it thoroughly. The best time to water is in the early morning or evening.

Petunia

Because evaporation is more vigorous in summer, the amount of watering for petunias should be increased appropriately, about once every 2-3 days. In summer, place petunias on a well-ventilated balcony to ensure air circulation.

asparagus

The branches and leaves of asparagus fern are relatively slender. Once they lack water, they will easily wither and turn yellow. Therefore, in addition to watering it once every 2-5 days in summer, you should also spray water on the leaves and around the plant frequently.

Azalea

Larger azalea plants can be watered once every 1-2 days, and water should be sprayed on the leaves and the ground around the pot every morning and evening. For smaller azalea plants, you can water them when the soil in the pot turns white and becomes dry.

Bougainvillea

If you water too much, Bougainvillea will easily grow too tall, have yellow leaves and stop blooming, so wait until the soil in the pot is completely dry before watering. You can insert a disposable chopstick in the flowerpot, and take it out to check whether the surface is dry before watering. If it is dry, water it thoroughly.

Schlumbergera

In summer, Christmas cactus enters a dormant period, so you need to control the amount of watering. It can be watered once every 15 days or so. When watering, just water along the edge of the pot, and there is no need to water it thoroughly.

Monstera

Because the temperature is high in summer and the leaves of Monstera are very large, evaporation is particularly strong. It is recommended to water once in the early morning and evening, and sprinkle water on the ground to increase humidity.

Flower Tips

The watering frequency provided by Huahua is only an approximate frequency. The weather, temperature and humidity in different places are different, so there will definitely be differences in watering frequency. What Huahua said can only be used as a reference.

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