These flowers need to be watered frequently in summer, otherwise they will die.

Gardenia

Gardenia likes a humid environment. The evaporation is relatively large in summer, so watering should be increased appropriately.
Indoor potted cultivation: Water once every 1 to 2 days, because the ventilation indoors is not as good as outdoors, and the evaporation will be slightly slower. Outdoor cultivation: Water at least once a day. If the sun is very strong, water once in the morning and once in the evening. Watering time: Avoid watering during the hot sun at noon. You can choose to water in the morning and evening. And do not allow water to accumulate when watering.

Jasmine

Jasmine likes strong sunshine and is best grown outdoors. However, when the sun is strong, the evaporation will increase, so watering must be timely!
Indoor potted cultivation: It should also be placed in a well-lit place indoors, such as a south balcony, south windowsill, etc., so it needs to be watered once a day. Outdoor breeding: If it is outdoor breeding, it is best to water it twice a day. Watering time: Do not water during the hot sun at noon. The best time to water is after 4 pm. If you water twice a day, water in the morning and evening.

Rose

It is easy for roses to have the problem of too little water in summer. Once there is too little water, the roses will droop for you to see! In severe cases, the leaves may even turn yellow!
(Author: Lan Pang Yu Tao Source: Sina Weibo) Indoor potted cultivation: For indoor cultivation, if the soil is relatively light, uses more perlite, sand and other particles, and has good water permeability, you can water it once a day. If the soil is heavy and contains more vermiculite nutrient soil with better water retention, water it once every 2 to 3 days. Outdoor cultivation: Water at least 1 to 2 times a day. If there are too many roses, it is recommended to spray them directly with a hose. Watering time: Morning and evening are best, avoid the hot sun at noon.

Hydrangea

The hydrangea is in full bloom now. However, its water requirement is directly proportional to the number of flowers it blooms. Once it lacks water, the leaves will instantly wilt.
(Author: Mimi Mimi-Tong Source: Sina Weibo) Indoor potted cultivation: Indoor hydrangeas can be watered once every 2 to 3 days because the evaporation is relatively slow. Outdoor cultivation: For outdoor cultivation, if the temperature is below 30 degrees, you can water it once a day. If the temperature reaches above 30 degrees, be sure to provide shade and water it in the morning and evening~ Watering time: morning or evening.

Blue Snowflake

Blue snow flower is also a plant that many flower lovers like. I also have a pot of it. It has a great demand for water. Once it lacks water, its leaves will begin to wilt.
Indoor potted cultivation: Place it in a place with good light indoors. Generally, water it when the soil is dry and wet, about once every 3 to 4 days. Outdoor cultivation: The light is quite strong now, so it is generally necessary to water the blue snow flower plant once every 1 to 2 days, otherwise the leaves will droop. Watering time: It is best to water in the morning or evening. Watering at noon will cause the water temperature to rise and it is easy to burn the roots.

Coinweed

Everyone should be familiar with the pennywort. I wonder how the pennywort in your flower lovers’ homes is doing?
Hydroponic (half soil and half hydroponic) pennywort: Make sure the water in the container is not less than two-thirds of the height. Soil-grown pennywort: Water 1 to 2 times a day and keep the soil moist for a long time. If two times are not enough and the pennywort still falls over the next day, you can water it once more! Watering time: If there is not enough water, just add some, the time doesn’t matter.

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