In July, when it is the summer heat, I sweat a little bit of work, and I am particularly uncomfortable with the heat of more than 30 degrees every day. For people, you can also enter the air-conditioned room, eat ice cream, for plants, although some plants can withstand high temperatures, but the water must be enough, otherwise it will hang its head, scorched leaves and so on. At this time, they should be raised as aquatic plants, such as copper money grass, and manage enough water every day.
1. Peppermint
Peppermint is one of the most commonly planted plants, and flower lovers who care for peppermint know that peppermint can be watered or soiled. Both ways can grow well. Peppermint is highly adaptable, can withstand high temperatures of more than 30 degrees Celsius, prefers a warm, moist and sunny environment, and has a relatively large demand for water.
Especially in the summer, the temperature is so high, if you don't water for a few days, the leaves will immediately turn yellow, and you will dry up. If you dry up a lot, it is recommended to replenish sufficient water in time, and you will recover soon. At the same time, the leaves are more yellow, and it can also be trimmed off and replenished. For mint, which loves to drink water, it can be raised as an aquatic plant without worrying about it being watered to death.
2. Jasmine
Flower lovers who grow jasmine may have heard of the undead jasmine, jasmine in terms of moisture is relatively large, especially in the summer high temperature, jasmine flowers should be watered in time to replenish water. Although jasmine flowers do not die, they may dry out.
In the summer, water twice in the morning and evening, each time watering thoroughly. The jasmine flowering period is mainly in the summer, so the demand for nutrients and water is relatively large, especially the moisture, which must be given in time. Otherwise, it will be burned by high temperatures, or there will be scorched leaves on the edges of the leaves, which will also affect the quantity and quality of flowering.
3. Taro
As the saying goes, "eat taro in autumn, and there is a surplus every year", which shows the status of taro in the hearts of the Chinese people. Taro is an easy variety to germinate in the spring, and it sprouts before it is finished eating. Don't throw it away at this time, bury it in the soil, the temperature will soon grow leaves. Taro prefers a warm, moist, sunny environment, and the soil is better to retain water and fertilizer.
Taro likes moist soil, but also likes a good light environment, the light is not good, the taro leaf stem will be shrugged, not straight. In a very good position in the light, taro should be watered 1 to 2 times a day, and the water demand for taro is relatively large, and it can be raised as an aquatic plant. Even if you are soaked in water for a short time, you will be fine, and you are afraid that there is no water to drink.
Once there is a shortage of water, the leaves immediately wither. The taro leaves dried up, so I had to cut off the stem and give it enough water to re-sprout.
4. Blue snowflakes
People who have raised blue snowflakes know that blue snowflakes like the sun, but the high temperature in summer cannot be directly illuminated by strong light, and the summer needs shade to avoid sunburn. Summer temperature is high, the amount of evaporation is large, blue snowflakes should be replenished in time, generally in the summer in the morning and evening watering once. Blue snowflakes like a humid environment, but also afraid of water, watering should be thorough, the soil should also be loose and breathable, which is conducive to drainage.
Because the flowers of blue snowflakes are easily black and rotten, so when maintaining blue snowflakes in summer, one should be shaded, and the other should be ventilated better, so as to avoid too much watering left on the flowers due to poor ventilation, resulting in black rot of flowers or spread to the whole plant.
5. Cucumber
Cucumbers are a great vegetable and fruit for us to cool off in the summer, sweet and delicious and thirst-quenching. The hot summer weather is when the cucumbers come to market. There is a saying for the maintenance of cucumbers called "water cucumbers, dried amaranth", indicating that cucumbers, especially after hanging fruit, should be replenished with a lot of water, twice a day of replenishment, not ground-planted cucumbers to give enough water.
If you don't give enough water, the cucumbers bear less fruit and the deformed fruit is more. Cucumber is a plant with a relatively large water requirement in vegetables. If you grow cucumbers at home, you must give enough water during the fruit hanging period, the water is sufficient, and the fruit of the cucumber is beautiful and delicious.
6. Native ginseng
The soil ginseng species will be relatively few, the soil ginseng is too good to raise, and it has not been seen for such a long time that it has no insects. There is no requirement for soil, and whatever soil is given, it can live. It can not only watch the flowers, but also the young leaves can be cold mixed, made soup, fried and eaten, very refreshing and crisp. The root can also be used in soup, etc., and has good medicinal value.
Native ginseng likes light and is also shade-tolerant, and the demand for water during growth is also relatively large, basically when aquatic plants are raised, basically watered twice a day, each time is watered thoroughly. Without watering, the leaves of native ginseng are easily pulled down, especially potted ones. It can also be soaked in water for a short time. Raise soil ginseng, not ground planting watering slightly more diligently.
Native ginseng can be trimmed repeatedly multiple times
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