Can honeysuckle be exposed to the sun in summer? How to care for it in summer

1. Can honeysuckle be exposed to the sun in summer?

Honeysuckle cannot grow without the sun. If it is not exposed to the sun for a long time, it will grow poorly, the branches will become thin and soft, and it will grow too tall. Therefore, it needs light even in summer and can also be exposed to the sun. But the light in summer is very strong, especially the afternoon sun, so you have to avoid it in time to avoid burns on the leaves.

2. How to care for honeysuckle in summer

1. Watering: The temperature in summer is relatively high, and water will be lost faster, so watering should be done more often than in other seasons. Generally, watering should be done in the morning and evening, twice a day, and watering should be sprayed frequently to meet the water needs.

2. Fertilization: Summer is the peak season for honeysuckle growth. It grows fast, so it is necessary to apply fertilizer in time and provide appropriate amounts of nutrients. But pay attention to the amount of fertilizer to avoid fertilizer damage caused by too much fertilizer. In addition, you should also pay attention to the time of fertilizing. It is recommended to do it in a cool time, and dilute the fertilizer first when applying it, and then water the fertilizer liquid. The plant can absorb nutrients faster.

3. Pruning: Pay attention to pruning during summer maintenance to save nutrient consumption as much as possible. When pruning, simply cut off the poorly growing and overly dense branches and leaves to promote better ventilation and light transmission for the plant and help its growth.