Which potted flowers should not be exposed to rain?

Clivia

After being rained on, various bacteria and dust are brought into the center, and lesions are easily formed under conditions of high temperature and poor ventilation, and the leaves begin to rot from the base.

Fuchsia

It enters a semi-dormant state in summer, and the soil in the pot should not be too wet, especially after rain, as it is prone to root rot and leaf loss.

Dahlia

The roots are fleshy, and if there is too much water in the soil and poor ventilation, the roots will easily rot.

Daphne

The roots are fleshy, resistant to drought and moisture, and should be planted in high and cool places. If attacked by wind and rain in summer, they will wilt and die immediately.

Gloxinia

After being exposed to rain, the leaves can easily turn yellow and the roots can rot. In severe cases, the entire plant may die.

asparagus

The soil in the pot should be moist and dry. Too much water in the pot or water accumulation after rain will cause root rot or yellowing of branches and leaves.

Begonia

It goes dormant in midsummer and does not require excessive water. If soaked by rain, the roots are very likely to rot.

Cactus

It is relatively drought-resistant, and the water used for watering must be clean and free of dirt. For some cacti with concave tops or with fluff and long hairs, if they are exposed to rain and the water enters the concave position, it is very easy to cause rot.

orchid

The most taboo is that the soil in the pot is too wet. It should be prevented from rain in summer, otherwise it will easily cause the leaves to turn yellow or the roots to rot and die.