In summer, when growing flowers, you should change pots, expose to the sun and apply concentrated fertilizer.

Can't change the pot

The temperature is too high in summer, and many flowers are in a dormant period. Once they are repotted, it will take a lot of time for them to acclimate. During this period, the flowers can easily die.

Do not expose to the sun

At noon in summer, the light is so strong that it far exceeds the level that plants can withstand. Some plants that are not resistant to the sun will die even after a few hours of exposure.

Do not apply concentrated fertilizer

2. Many plants are dormant in summer, and the absorption function of their roots is relatively weak. If concentrated fertilizers are applied, the plants cannot absorb them and the roots will be burned directly.

No watering at noon

The temperature is highest at noon. If you water at this time, the moisture in the soil will continue to increase, which will eventually cause the roots to suffocate, and in severe cases even cause black rot.

Do not pour water on the leaves

2. For some plants with fuzzy leaves, such as Gloxinia, Cyclamen, and Moonflower, if they get water on the leaves, you must quickly absorb it with a paper towel, otherwise the leaves will rot.