In summer, these flowers are easily sunburned to death

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hydrangeas

Clivia

asparagus

arrowroot

In summer, because the light is very strong, everyone is worried that some flowers will be burned to death. Let’s talk about some flowers that are intolerant to sunlight.

Hydrangea

Hydrangea needs to be shaded in the summer because its demand for light is not very high. Short days are enough. If the light is If it is too strong, the growth of the plant will be greatly affected and it is very likely that it will not bloom.

So if you grow hydrangea in summer, you must pay attention to shading and keep scattered light every day.

Clivia

How to breed Clivia in summer , still need to be shaded, generally to maintain scattered light.

Clivia will be in a semi-dormant state in summer. At this time, it requires less light. It must be properly shaded and ventilated.

Asparagus Asparagus

Asparagus Asparagus In terms of growth habits, it prefers scattered light. It does not need too much light when breeding. In summer, it should be maintained with scattered light every day or directly shaded for maintenance.

Asparagus is very afraid of exposure to the sun. Exposure can easily cause the leaves to turn yellow.

Arthroa

Aratho is It is a very common indoor foliage plant. It has many varieties and is relatively common to be cultivated indoors. It is generally suitable for a shaded environment. Note that it cannot be exposed to the sun for a long time, as it can easily die in the sun.

When cultivating arrowroot in summer, you must pay attention to shading and ventilation, and maintain appropriate humidity.

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