You must grow these 10 kinds of flowers in summer, the hotter and more humid it is, the better they grow!

moss

Moss originally grows in a humid environment, is resistant to high and low temperatures, has strong vitality, and is often used as a potting grass in bonsai.

Maintenance:

Moss is very suitable for planting in summer. It likes a humid or even somewhat stuffy environment, so some moss micro landscapes will seal it directly in a glass bottle.

Place the moss indoors and keep it out of direct sunlight. There is basically no need to take much care of it. The only thing you need to pay attention to is to spray it with water every day. High humidity will allow it to thrive.

Maidenhair fern

Mosses and ferns often appear together. The living habits of the two plants are very similar and both like a humid and warm environment.

Not only the maidenhair fern, most ferns, such as the kidney fern and the staghorn fern, are suitable for planting in summer and are very easy to grow.

Maintenance:

Place it in a bright place indoors that is not exposed to direct sunlight and water it every 1-2 days. Flower lovers who have time can spray more water around it.

Nepenthes

Nepenthes is a typical tropical flower, native to tropical rainforests. It prefers high temperature and high humidity environments, but is not resistant to direct sunlight, making it very suitable for indoor planting in summer. Best of all, it eats flies and mosquitoes!

Maintenance:

Place the pitcher plant in a bright place indoors, water it once every 1-2 days, and spray it with water frequently!

Areca palm

Areca palm is also a tropical plant. It likes warm, humid, semi-shady environment and is resistant to high temperatures. It is very suitable for indoor planting in summer.

Maintenance:

Areca palm is more suitable to be placed in the living room and study room. Firstly, these places have better diffused light conditions. Secondly, it is easier to match with the surrounding environment and look more beautiful.

Water the Areca palm about once every 2-3 days, and it is best to spray its leaves every day.

Dracaena

It is said that the soil where the dragon blood tree grows was once soaked with dragon's blood, so once the dragon blood tree is injured, it will bleed red blood.

It likes a hot, humid and sunny environment, and is very suitable for planting in summer.

Maintenance:

Place it in a sunny place such as a balcony or living room window. Although the dragon blood tree can tolerate partial shade, it cannot be kept away from the sun for a long time. Water it about once every 3 days.

Cordyline

Cordyline is native to the tropics, prefers a high temperature and high humidity environment, is not drought-tolerant, cannot tolerate direct sunlight, and prefers partial shade, making it also suitable for indoor planting in summer.

Maintenance:

Cordyline can be grown in soil or in water like lucky bamboo. The hydroponic method is similar to that of lucky bamboo. Cut the bottom at a 45-degree angle and insert it into clean water.

Cordyline should be placed in a bright place indoors. Coffee tables, windowsills and other places are good choices. Soil-grown Cordyline should be watered once every 2-3 days.

Monstera

Monstera originally grew in tropical rainforests, and was later brought to all parts of the world and moved indoors for cultivation and maintenance. It is resistant to high temperature and humidity and is suitable for indoor planting in summer.

Maintenance:

Place it in a bright living room or study, avoid direct sunlight, water it every 3-4 days, and clean the leaves of the Monstera frequently.

Ficus microcarpa

The fiddle-leaf fig is native to tropical rainforests and prefers high temperature and high humidity environments. It has now been introduced into many homes as indoor flowers.

Maintenance:

It is best to place the fiddle-leaf fig in a sunny place such as a window on the south windowsill or a south balcony, or at least in a bright place in the living room.

Its requirement for water is to keep it wet rather than dry. It should be watered once every 1-2 days, but the soil must be loose.

Catharanthus roseus

Catharanthus roseus has a particularly strong vitality. The catharanthus roseus in Huahua's home is now placed outdoors. Although it is exposed to the sun and rain, it keeps blooming, truly worthy of the name "Changchun".

Maintenance:

It is best to place Catharanthus roseus in a place with good lighting. Flower lovers who have the conditions can try to grow it outdoors. It can withstand strong sunlight and needs to be watered basically every 1-2 days.

Bougainvillea

Bougainvillea has strong vitality, likes warm and humid climate, and can basically adapt to the summer sunshine. But flower lovers should pay attention that if bougainvillea has always been planted indoors, moving it outdoors must be a gradual process.

Maintenance:

It is best to place bougainvillea in a sunny place such as a south balcony, south windowsill or terrace. It is not tolerant to waterlogging, so give it loose soil and water it every 2-3 days.