Hold a parasol over the flowers, and the leaves will immediately turn green, no matter how hot the weather is!

Turn on a humidifier for the flowers

Friends in the north and inland areas must pay attention. On hot and rainless days, ensure that the air around your flowers is humid, otherwise the leaves will wilt easily.

1. Spray water on leaves

Spraying water on leaves is the simplest way to increase air humidity, and all you need is a small spray bottle.

When spraying, be careful not to spray on the flowers. Also, do not spray water at noon or in the afternoon when the temperature is high.

2. Wipe the leaves

Wiping the leaves with a damp cloth will also help increase the humidity to a certain extent, and water droplets will not remain on the leaves.

When wiping, you can add a little beer or white vinegar to the water, so that the leaves can be greener and more shiny.

3. Watering in a basin

Many friends probably put a tray under the flower pot to collect the water that flows out from watering.

In drier weather, you can fill the tray with water. If the flower pot is too large, you can place it directly in a washbasin filled with water.

4. Put on a plastic bag

If the flowers have wilted due to dry air, you can water them thoroughly, spray the leaves with water, and then cover the flowers with a plastic bag. This can create a relatively humid environment and "moisturize and hydrate" the flowers.

But be careful to open the plastic bag every half a day to let the flowers breathe.

Give the flowers a parasol

In hot weather, it is not only important to ensure the air humidity, but it is also important to take sun protection measures for the flowers.

1. Sun protection net

Pulling up a sunscreen net is the most commonly used sun protection measure among flower lovers, and it is suitable for almost all flowers.

Summer is approaching, and friends who have succulent plants at home can take action now. Succulent plants will look terrible after being exposed to the sun.

2. Sunshade or parasol

Sunshade cloth and parasols can also be used to protect flowers from the sun, but the sunshade cloth (or umbrella) has a relatively high degree of shading, so those who mind can choose a sunshade net.

If you have flowers at home that prefer semi-shade, such as hanging bamboo plum and hydrangea, you can start planting them now!

Turn on the fan and air conditioner

In hot and humid weather, when you are sitting on the sofa eating watermelon, don’t forget to ventilate and cool your flowers!

1. Turn on the fan

Many of my friends have enclosed balconies at home, which can easily become stuffy and cold. At this time, the help of a fan is needed. Turning on a fan can help cool the environment and increase ventilation.

For those who place their flowers on the balcony, you can choose a solar fan, which can operate on sunlight and cool the flowers at no cost!

2. Use air conditioning

Of course, wealthy flower lovers can choose to turn on the air conditioner for the flowers~

However, avoid placing the flowers in direct exposure to air conditioning vents, otherwise, they will easily lose water.

Have you learned these tips for moisturizing and sun protection?

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