These flowers are easily killed by the sun in summer

Hydrangea

Hydrangeas need to be shaded in the summer because they do not require very much light and only need short days. If the light is too strong, the growth of the plant will be greatly affected and it is very likely that it will not bloom.

Therefore, when growing hydrangeas in summer, you must pay attention to shade and keep scattered light every day.

Clivia

If you grow Clivia in summer, you still need to provide shade, and generally keep the light scattered.

Clivia is in a semi-dormant state in the summer. At this time, it requires relatively little light. It needs to be properly shaded and kept ventilated.

asparagus

Judging from its growth habits, asparagus fern prefers scattered light and does not require too much light when cultivating. In summer, it should be kept in scattered light every day, or directly shaded for maintenance.

Asparagus fern is very afraid of exposure to the sun, which can easily cause its leaves to turn yellow.

Arrowroot

Arrowroot is a very common indoor foliage plant. It has many varieties and is also commonly grown indoors. It is generally suitable for shaded environments. Note that it cannot be exposed to the sun for a long time, as it can easily die from the sun.

When growing arrowroot in summer, you need to pay attention to shade and ventilation, and keep it moist and at an appropriate humidity.