These 20 kinds of flowers grow better the shade they are in, and are more likely to die in the sun!

Smooth sailing

The lucky charm plant prefers a semi-shady environment and can bloom as long as there is 60% scattered light. Once it is exposed to direct sunlight, the leaves will easily turn yellow or even stop blooming. If the calla lilies at home do not bloom, you can spray them with 1000 times gibberellic acid, and they will bloom in about 7-9 weeks!

Hydrangea

Hydrangeas like shade and are often placed in semi-shaded areas for maintenance. When the sun is scorching in summer, they should be placed in a well-ventilated, cool place to prevent leaf burns. In spring, you can water it once every 1-2 days. In summer when the temperature is high, you can water it 1-2 times a day.

asparagus

Asparagus fern prefers a semi-shaded, well-ventilated environment. It can be placed in the bedroom or living room. It must be kept away from smoke and dust, and water should be sprayed on the leaves more often, otherwise the leaves will easily turn yellow. Once the whole plant turns yellow, you have to cut it off completely.

Fuchsia

Although fuchsia likes shade, it is unlikely to never see sunlight. Pay attention to shade in summer, and it can receive good scattered light at other times. Applying thin compound fertilizer once every 10 days and phosphorus and potassium fertilizer once a month before flowering can make it bloom more.

Money Tree

The money tree can tolerate partial shade. When the light is particularly strong in summer, it should be placed in a living room with good diffuse light. It can be exposed to a little sunlight in spring and autumn. Watering should be determined according to the local climate. Generally, water the plants when the soil feels dry.

Clivia

Although Clivia is shade-tolerant, it will not do well if it is kept in a cool, dark place for a long time. Except for shading in the summer, it can be placed in a place with good scattered light at other times. In spring, water the plant about once a week.

Lucky Bamboo

Most of the lucky bamboos at home are hydroponically grown, which are clean, beautiful, and relatively shade-tolerant. They can be placed in the living room, north balcony or study. Too strong light will cause yellow leaves. Change the water about once every 7-10 days, and occasionally throw a rusty nail into the water to prevent yellowing leaves.

Tiger Piranha

Tiger Piranha has a strong adaptability to light. It can be grown in direct sunlight or in scattered light. It can be watered once a week in the spring. Dig a hole along the edge of the pot and bury 2-3 cooked soybeans. This will allow the Tiger Piranha to bloom!

Chlorophytum

Although spider plants are shade-tolerant, if there is no light for a long time, the leaves will become soft and droop. Too strong light will cause the tips to dry out. Therefore, they can be placed in brightly lit places such as living rooms and bedrooms. Water them about once every 5 days. Remember to spray water on the leaves in time to prevent the tips from drying out due to lack of water.

orchid

Orchids are shade-tolerant and prefer a cool and ventilated environment, but if they are not exposed to sunlight for a long time, their leaves will grow too long and they will bloom less. Therefore, sufficient scattered light must be ensured, and the soil must also be loose and breathable. Pine needles, sawdust, and coconut coir are all good planting materials for orchids.

Rubber Tree

The rubber tree needs sufficient light to grow and is relatively shade-tolerant, so it can be placed 1m away from the south windowsill for maintenance. Pay attention to ventilation and shade must be provided in the summer when the temperature is high. The leaves of rubber trees are thick, so be sure to clean them regularly.

Prunus truncatula

The hanging bamboo plum particularly likes a dark and humid environment, so it is completely fine to place it on the north balcony. Water it about once every 5 days. Remember to spray water on the leaves frequently to ensure sufficient air humidity.

Gloxinia

Gloxinia is a relatively shade-tolerant flower. It can bloom even if there is not enough light at home. It is enough to place it in the living room normally. Water it about once every 5-7 days. When watering, water along the edge of the pot and avoid watering the leaves, otherwise it will cause leaf rot.

Peperomia

evergreen

Dieffenbachia is super shade-tolerant. If the light is too strong, the leaves will turn white, then dry and turn yellow, so it can be placed in indoor restaurants and bathrooms. Because the leaves are relatively large, humidity must be maintained. Water the plant about once every 3-5 days and spray the leaves regularly to keep them moisturized.

Monstera

Monstera is particularly shade-tolerant, and the irregular holes on its leaves make the leaves look very special. It can usually be placed in a place with good diffused light in the living room. Water it about once every 5-7 days, and spray water on the leaves in the morning and evening to ensure that the leaves are glossy and shiny.

Good Luck

The lucky plant can tolerate partial shade. If the light is too strong, the leaves will be burned, so it is best to place it in a bright place such as the living room or dining room. Watering it once every 5-7 days is enough.

Hoya

Ball orchid likes high temperature and high humidity environment, and can tolerate partial shade. Even if there is poor light at home, it can climb walls and bloom if kept in a bright place indoors. Normally, you should spray water on the leaves more often, and water it about once every 5 days.

Arrowroot

Arrowroots are very shade-tolerant. Whether it is the peacock arrowroot, the rainbow arrowroot, or even the green apple arrowroot, they all like a humid environment, so they need to be watered about once every 5-7 days. Spray the leaves frequently to ensure that the leaves are green!

Money Tree

The money tree prefers a semi-shaded environment and must not be exposed to direct sunlight, otherwise the leaves will quickly turn yellow and droop. Because the root system is lumpy, water must not accumulate in the flowerpot. Water only when the soil feels dry.

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