These 6 kinds of flowers are 1000 times more beautiful than green radish and gardenia. You will definitely regret it if you don’t grow them in summer!

Rose

Flowering period: May-October

The key to summer maintenance: ventilation

1. Summer is prone to being hot and stuffy, so when growing roses on the balcony, be sure to keep them ventilated. As long as there is good ventilation, there is no need to worry about high temperatures.

2. Water and fertilizer

The temperature is high in summer, so generally water once a day. In extremely hot weather, water once in the morning and once in the evening. It is best not to apply fertilizer when the temperature is around 30 degrees.

Begonia

Flowering period: blooming all year round

Summer maintenance key: watering

1. In summer, the soil in the pot of Begonia should be kept slightly moist. Water it immediately after the soil turns white. Do not water too much, just water it around the edge of the pot.

2. Fertilize after flowering:

After flowering in summer, you can pick off the remaining flowers and apply decomposed thin cake fertilizer water once a week for two consecutive times. However, when the temperature reaches above 30 degrees, the Begonia enters a dormant period and you should stop fertilizing.

Milan

Flowering period: May-December

Key to summer maintenance: light

1. Milan loves light very much and is commonly known as "invincible to the sun", so in the summer it should be placed on a well-lit south balcony or in a well-lit outdoor place to receive sufficient sunlight.

2. Watering

Insert a chopstick into the soil in the pot, pull it out and check before watering, and water when the chopstick is completely dry. When watering, you can add a little ferrous sulfate solution to maintain the acidity of the soil.

Canna

Flowering period: June-October (North)

Summer maintenance key: watering

1. Canna grows vigorously in summer and can be watered once a day. The water needs to be placed indoors to warm up in advance. If you use too cold water to water canna, the edges of the canna leaves will dry out.

2. Temperature

The most suitable temperature for canna growth is between 15-28 degrees. When it blooms, in order to prolong the flowering period, canna can be placed in a cooler place to increase ventilation.

Jasmine

Flowering period: May-August

Key to summer maintenance: light

1. Jasmine likes light very much. The better and more sufficient the light is, the better the growth of jasmine will be, and the more flowers it will bloom naturally. So try to keep jasmine outdoors and receive sufficient light.

2. Pruning after flowering

After the jasmine flowers fade, cut off the remaining flowers and branches together with the dead branches, thin branches and weak branches. This way, the jasmine can differentiate new buds faster and bloom again.

Clematis

Flowering period: June-September

Key to summer maintenance: prevention and control of thrips

1. Thrips will cause the new branches and tender leaves of Clematis to turn black, which will not only affect the ornamental value but also endanger the health of Clematis. After an outbreak of thrips, you can spray with AntChongLing once every 3 days for 3 times in a row.

2. Ventilation

Clematis grown in an environment with poor ventilation will rarely bloom. Therefore, it is best to grow clematis in a ventilated outdoor environment.

Do you like these flowers that bloom all summer?

Do you have any good summer maintenance tips?

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