These 7 kinds of flowers bloom more happily when it rains. Move them outside the window on a rainy day and they will bloom overnight!

Rain orchid

Zephyranthes often bloom suddenly after a heavy rain. Its leaves resemble orchids, so it is called Zephyranthes. Because its flower shape resembles a lily, it is also called rain lily.

Zephyranthes is very easy to grow. You just need to give it rough care and no careful attention is needed.

Maintenance points

1. Soil: Zephyranthes is not demanding on the soil and can be grown in any way when planted in the ground. The potting soil can be prepared by mixing sandy soil with leaf mold and garden soil.

2. Watering: Watering does not need to be done at a fixed frequency. It depends on the weather conditions and the dryness and wetness of the soil in the pot. In summer, it is better to water in the morning and evening to keep the soil moist.

3. Light: It is best to place the Zephyranthes in a sunny environment. As long as it is not exposed to strong sunlight, it can safely spend the summer.

4. Fertilization: Apply less fertilizer in summer, just apply a thin layer of compound fertilizer once every 2 months.

5. Pruning: Generally, Zephyranthes can bloom until September. After the flowers fade, the branches and twigs that have bloomed should be cut short to prevent them from growing too long.

Coinweed

The pennywort is strong in nature and can live both on land and in water. It can withstand wind, sun and rain. If you keep it in a water tank in summer, it will burst out of the pot in two days. It will be plump and green, and just looking at it will make you feel good.

Maintenance points

1. Soil: The soil requirements of pennywort are not high, as long as it is loose, breathable and well-drained.

2. Watering: The temperature is high in summer, and the leaves of the pennywort are more, so water is easily lost. Water it once in the morning and evening every day, and spray water frequently to keep it moist and cool.

3. Light: The pennywort likes light and needs 4 to 6 hours of light every day.

4. Fertilization: Apply thin liquid nitrogen fertilizer once every 2 to 3 weeks during the vigorous growth period, and apply thin fertilizer frequently.

Oxalis purpurogenum

Purple-leaf Oxalis likes a humid environment and always grows well in the rainy season. Appropriate rain is helpful for the growth and development of flowers and leaves. As long as the accumulated water is drained in time, the flowering period can last up to 8 months.

Maintenance points

1. Temperature: When the temperature exceeds 35℃ in summer, the purple-leaf vinegar will slowly enter a semi-dormant period, with signs such as curling and drying of leaves. At this time, it is necessary to increase ventilation and spray water to cool down.

2. Watering: After semi-dormancy, reduce watering, spray water on the leaves frequently, and keep the soil in the pot slightly moist. After a rain, drain away any accumulated water to prevent root rot.

3. Light: The leaves of Oxalis have a strong tendency to attract light. During the growth process, the direction of the flowerpot should be rotated frequently to make the plant more beautiful. However, when the light is too strong, shade should be provided to avoid sunburn.

4. Pruning: When the plant grows too vigorously and the leaves are too dense, it is necessary to prune or directly cut off the head. This can not only improve ventilation conditions and reduce the occurrence of diseases and pests, but also allow new leaves to grow, making the plant shape more beautiful!

Lotus

As an aquatic plant, the lotus will not be affected by appropriate rain and its growth and flowering. The lotus after the rain is bright, beautiful, elegant and graceful, just as the saying goes "lotus emerges from clear water".

Maintenance points

1. Soil: Lotus likes slightly acidic soil. Fertile river mud, pond mud, and rice field cement are all natural slightly acidic soils suitable for lotus growth!

2. Light: Lotus is extremely intolerant of shade and requires full-sun management. If there is insufficient light, it is easy to be infected by diseases and the flowers will gradually close.

3. Watering: Summer is the peak growth period for lotus. Potted lotus must not lack water. Water it immediately when you see it wilting. Note: tap water should be exposed to the sun for one or two days before use.

4. Fertilization: Lotus likes fertilizer and grows vigorously in summer. During the flowering period, apply decomposed cake fertilizer water or diluted liquid compound fertilizer once a week. If the soil is fertile enough, no fertilizer is needed throughout the year.

Maidenhair fern

The maidenhair fern is originally a wild fern that mostly grows in dark and humid environments. After being rained on, its growth rate will accelerate, and it is particularly suitable for rooms with poor lighting.

Maintenance points

1. Soil: Lime soil or leaf mold mixed with river sand is more suitable for the growth of maidenhair fern.

2. Watering: The maidenhair fern likes water and needs to be watered 1 to 2 times a day. The leaves will shrink if there is lack of water.

3. Light: The maidenhair fern is suitable for semi-shady environment. It is best to place it on the north windowsill in summer and shade it outdoors.

4. Fertilization: Apply thin liquid fertilizer 2-3 times a month. Do not contaminate the leaves when applying fertilizer to avoid leaf rot. You can also add some crushed eggshells to the potting soil to supplement the calcium needed for plant growth.

Mint

Mint has a very strong vitality. Because it likes light and moisture, it is very resistant to sun and rain. If you place it on the south balcony in the summer, it will bloom out of the pot if you give it enough water.

Maintenance points

1. Soil: General garden soil, humus soil, and sandy loam are all acceptable.

2. Watering: Be sure to water enough in the summer, water once in the morning and evening, keep the soil moist, and be careful not to accumulate water to avoid root rot.

3. Light: Mint is a long-day plant and will not be burned by direct sunlight. On the contrary, if there is insufficient light, the leaves will become dull and withered.

4. Pinching: Mint grows vigorously in summer and needs to be pinched frequently to keep it growing out of the pot.

Pendant flower

The delicate and small drooping flower particularly likes a humid environment. A flower lover rained the drooping flower for 2 months during the rainy season, but it was not damaged. Instead, it bloomed again after a while!

Maintenance points

1. Soil: fertile, loose, well-drained sandy soil, peat soil or leaf mold.

2. Watering: The pendant flower does not like a too dry soil environment. Except in winter, water it frequently at other times to keep the soil moist.

3. Light: The pendant flower likes light and needs full sunlight in the morning and afternoon, and appropriate shade at noon.

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