Summer is coming, these flowers must not be exposed to excessive sunlight, otherwise they will die!

camellia

Camellia is a semi-shade flower, so when summer comes, if it is planted in the yard, it is best to build a shed to provide shade, or move it under a big tree. Camellia placed on a south-facing balcony can be moved to a place with scattered light. When the temperature reaches 35 degrees in summer, it will burn the leaves of camellia.

Summer maintenance points:

In summer, you can apply an appropriate amount of phosphorus and potassium fertilizers and keep the soil moist.

Clivia

When the temperature exceeds thirty degrees, Clivia stops growing and enters a dormant period. At this time, the demand for light decreases, and high temperature and high light weather is not conducive to Clivia's safe summering.

Summer maintenance points:

In addition to normal shade and light protection, the temperature also needs to be lowered. When the temperature is too high, the leaves of the Clivia will grow too long, greatly affecting its ornamental value. You can spray more water and ventilate more to enhance heat dissipation.

asparagus

The leaves of asparagus fern are very small. If exposed to the sun in summer, they will quickly dry out and turn yellow.

Summer maintenance points:

In summer, asparagus fern needs to be sprayed with water more often to ensure high enough air humidity. It should be placed in a place with scattered light, and ventilation and heat dissipation are needed when the temperature exceeds 20 degrees.

White Anthurium

Anthurium likes high temperature environment, but cannot tolerate strong sunlight. It can be given sufficient light in spring and winter to promote flowering, but it must be shaded in summer.

Summer maintenance points:

In summer, the soil in the pot of Anthurium should be kept moist, but there should be no accumulation of water. It should be placed in a place with scattered light and semi-shade. For hydroponic anthuriums, you need to change the water frequently, check whether the roots are rotten, and clean them in time.

Monstera

Generally, plants with very large leaves cannot tolerate strong sunlight, such as Monstera. When summer comes, they also need to be placed in scattered light.

Summer maintenance points:

Monstera likes a humid environment. In the summer when the temperature is high, it needs to be supplemented with sufficient water. Generally, once every two or three days is enough. When the weather is dry, spray more water on the leaves to maintain the air humidity and make the leaves more vibrant.

Hydrangea

The hydrangea blooms from June to August, during the hot summer. If you place the hydrangea in direct sunlight during this time, it will quickly wilt. If you have hydrangeas at home, you must provide shade.

Summer maintenance points:

Place hydrangeas in a cool place to prevent the leaves and flowers from wilting, keep the soil moist, cut off the flower stalks in time after the flowers fade, and apply top dressing to replenish the nutrients consumed by flowering.

Lucky Bamboo

In summer, if lucky bamboo is exposed to the sun, it will easily cause the leaves to turn yellow and fade green, and its growth will also become slow.

Summer maintenance points:

In summer, you should change the water frequently, clean the hydroponic bottle, do not add any nutrient solution, and do not place it near a fan or air conditioner vent.

Flower lovers, have you learned it?