What flowers are suitable for growing on the south balcony? What are the precautions?

1. What flowers are suitable for growing on the south balcony?

The south-facing balcony is the place with the best lighting conditions in the home and is most suitable for growing sun-loving plants.

1. Rose: The south-facing balcony is most suitable for growing roses. It has strong light intensity and long lighting time. Just pay attention to ventilation.

2. Jasmine: Jasmine likes sunshine and is best suited for maintenance on a south balcony. It does not need to be blocked even from the scorching sun in summer, and it will bloom more if it gets enough sunlight.

3. Bougainvillea: Bougainvillea has high requirements for light and is best grown on a south balcony. The stronger the light, the more beneficial it is for the plant to bloom.

4. Milan: South-facing balconies are also suitable for growing Milan. If the Milan at home blooms but the flowers are not fragrant, it is mostly due to lack of light.

5. Bowl lotus: As an aquatic flower, bowl lotus is a strong sun-loving plant. It must be grown on the south balcony at home. It will not bloom if there is lack of light.

In addition to the five flowers introduced above, geraniums, clematis, amaryllis, and chrysanthemums are all very suitable for growing on the south balcony.

2. What are the precautions for growing flowers on the south balcony?

1. The south balcony has the best lighting conditions, so it is most suitable for growing light-loving plants. However, due to the high light intensity on the south balcony, plants that are afraid of the sun, such as the maidenhair fern, hydrangea, African violet, and arrowroot, cannot be grown on the south balcony to avoid sunburn.

2. In addition, the light on the south balcony is too strong and the temperature is too high in summer. For some plants that like the sun but are afraid of exposure to the sun, it is still necessary to put up a sunshade net to protect against the sun and cool down in summer to avoid high temperature exposure, which may cause sunburn or even death of the plants.