As long as you pay attention to one point, gardenia and jasmine, you can enjoy the summer safely
Last Update :2024.06.25
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Many people get angry when they talk about spending summer. In fact, spending summer is really not that difficult. As long as you do this well, Huahua guarantees that your summer will be perfect~
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Succulents
Succulents
Points to note:Watering & Ventilation
Many flower lovers may think that the most important thing for succulents in summer is watering, but based on the experience of flowers, Watering and ventilation are good partners. If the ventilation is poor and it is humid and hot, the succulents will not escape the fate of black rot even if you water them once a month.
Money Tree
Points to note:Water
90% of money trees are watered to death, so watering in summer is also the top priority for money tree maintenance. However, summer does not ask you to water less, but allows you to increase the frequency of watering appropriately. .
For example, if you used to water once a month, you can now water it once every half a month.
Pothos
Points to note:Light
Pothos cannot be exposed to the scorching sun, but if you want to continue growing, you still need appropriate light.
In summer, pothos is not suitable to be placed on the south balcony. It should be placed on the east and west balconies to receive softer light in the morning and evening, or placed in a brightly lit living room that does not receive direct light. .
Gardenia
Points to note:Pot soil is too alkaline
This is a problem that many flower lovers in the north will encounter. The soil in the north is generally too alkaline, and gardenias can only survive normally in soil that is too acidic.
Therefore, when flower lovers in the north maintain their flowers, they can just add 1 to 2 drops of vinegar when watering.
Jasmine
Points to note:Light & Watering
As the saying goes, jasmine cannot die in the sun, which is enough to show how much jasmine likes light. However, Huahua recently saw some florists saying that their jasmine died in the sun...
The strong sun and the strong water go together. If you just let Jasmine spend more time in the sun without watering it, it will definitely die.
Allow the jasmine to bask in the sun, and be sure to keep up with the watering, about once every 1 to 2 days.
Rose
Points to note:Shade
Why do roses bloom ugly in summer? One reason is that the temperature is too high, and the other reason is that they are exposed to the sun. The temperature cannot be changed, so the roses can only be shaded.
You can set up a sunscreen net, and if you are growing roses indoors, you can close the curtains~
Chlorophytum
Points to note:Air humidity
The cultivation of spider plants requires relatively high air humidity. If the air humidity is not enough, it will cause dryness. Tip~
Sprinkle water around the spider plant and on its leaves. Be careful not to water at noon, or at night. Watering should be done in the morning!
Asparagus Asparagus
Points to note:Air Humidity
Asparagus leaves are very small. Once the indoor air humidity is not enough, the leaves will turn yellow in minutes.
Spray water on the leaves of asparagus every day to increase the air humidity. At the same time, watering should be sufficient. It needs to be watered once every 2 to 3 days. Only with sufficient water will the leaves of asparagus not turn yellow. Oh~
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