In summer, there are plant curtains that are 5 degrees lower than other people’s homes and can also absorb formaldehyde!

Brocade wisteria

Maintenance points:

1. Light: Jinpingyu likes light, so it is necessary to ensure sufficient light time. According to the current weather, it can grow well.

2. Water: The evaporation rate is high in summer, so watering is required almost every day.

3. Fertilization: Jinpingyu does not require much fertilizer, and you can apply compound fertilizer every two or three months.

Million Hearts

Maintenance points:

1. Light: Million Hearts likes semi-shaded environment, so it is very suitable for indoor maintenance.

2. Water: The temperature is high in summer, so water frequently to keep the soil moist.

3. Fertilization: The million-heart plant does not require much fertilizer, and can be top-dressed with a thin liquid fertilizer once a month.

Pothos

Maintenance points:

1. Light: Chlorophytum comosum is shade-tolerant and can adapt to a lightless environment in a short period of time. It is not resistant to exposure to the sun. If placed on a windowsill in summer, it needs proper shade.

2. Water: In summer, the green radish needs more water. You can water it once every 1 to 2 days and sprinkle water on the leaves frequently.

3. Fertilization: You can water the green radish pot with some fermented rice water every week to promote the growth of green radish.

Drug Weed

Maintenance points:

1. Light: The drug-absorbing grass has a certain degree of shade tolerance, but cannot tolerate strong sunlight exposure, so it needs appropriate shade in the summer.

2. Water: Water with clean water or rice water every two or three days.

3. Ventilation: If you want the drug-absorbing grass to grow into a waterfall, good ventilation must be done.

Creeping sedge

Maintenance points:

1. Light: The creeping grass likes an environment with sufficient light and is not shade-tolerant. When there is insufficient light, it will grow too tall.

2. Water: Creeping grass is very drought-resistant and does not need to be watered frequently. About once a week is enough.

3. Ventilation: Creeping grass is afraid of stuffiness, so it must be ventilated more in summer.

Hoya

Maintenance points:

1. Light: Ensure at least three to five hours of light every day.

2. Water: Water sufficiently in summer to ensure the soil in the pot is moist, and spray water on the leaves more often.

3. Fertilization: Summer is the peak growth season for Hoya. You can apply fertilizer once every half a month, mostly potassium fertilizer, which can make the Hoya bloom more.

Morning Glory

Maintenance points:

1. Light: If you want morning glory to grow into curtains, you must ensure sufficient light. If the light is weak, the flowers will not bloom.

2. Water: Ensure sufficient water in summer. You can water it once a day. Once it wilts, it will be difficult to recover.

3. Pinching: Another very important point in caring for morning glory is to pinch the branches frequently, so as to promote the sprouting of more side branches.

Air Plants

Maintenance points:

1. Light: Air plants prefer an environment with sufficient light, but not excessive exposure to the sun. If the light is too weak, it will easily lead to the weakening of plant growth.

2. Watering: Because air plants do not need soil to grow and absorb moisture from the air, you should spray water frequently to maintain a high enough air humidity.

ivy

Maintenance points:

1. Light: Ivy has a certain degree of shade tolerance. When placed on the windowsill for maintenance in summer, it needs appropriate shade.

2. Water: Evaporation is fast in summer, so it is best to water once a day to keep the soil moist.