The 12 easiest flowers to grow in summer, heat-tolerant and unafraid of sun
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As the weather gets hotter and hotter in summer, many gardening friends have recently been asking which flowers are suitable for summer. Today I'm recommending 12 heat-tolerant flowers that don't fear the sun and can even bloom in summer, so your balcony will look beautiful in summer too!!
Moss rose (Portulaca grandiflora)
Moss rose may well be the toughest flower of all. In summer just leave it outside in the sun; the more sun it gets, the more it blooms and the more vivid the flowers. If you want to propagate it, just snap off a stem and stick it in the soil.
Gardenia
The pure white gardenia blooms in summer and also needs very strong light, so no shading is needed. Also, add a little ferrous sulfate to the water when you water it to make the soil acidic, and the gardenia will grow even better.
Rose of Sharon mini (Hibiscus syriacus 'Miniflora')
The small hibiscus is a mini version of the rose of Sharon, with abundant, dainty little flowers. It blooms in summer and autumn and has been a very popular potted flower in recent years. It loves light, and only with sufficient light will it bloom.
Madagascar periwinkle (Catharanthus roseus)
Madagascar periwinkle is very easy to grow, but to make it look like the picture above, it must get plenty of sunlight, and you must also pinch it back frequently and remove the spent flowers after they fade.
Bougainvillea
Bougainvillea loves a spot with plenty of light; in the south, growing it outdoors is best. The more light it gets, the more it blooms. Usually apply more phosphorus and potassium fertilizer and pinch and prune it often.
Cypress
vine
Cypress vine produces five-pointed-star-shaped flowers, with a flowering period from summer solstice to late autumn, and it is naturally vigorous: as long as it gets sufficient light it will bloom, and it self-seeds, so after sowing once, it will come up on its own for many years.
Rose (Rosa chinensis)
Roses are also flowers that love light, though some varieties are not very heat-tolerant and need a little shade at noon; but overall, as long as they don't lack water, roses can be left in the sun freely.
Million bells (Calibrachoa)
Million bells also needs superb light, but be sure to pay attention to ventilation, otherwise the roots and stems easily rot. Usually pinch and top it frequently too, so the flowers keep blooming and burst into a full pot.
Milan (Aglaia odorata)
Milan loves sunlight very much, and its flowering period is in summer and autumn, so if you want it to bloom a lot and for a long time, be sure to give it plenty of sun and do not shade it, otherwise it won't bloom.
Summer pansy (Torenia fournieri)
Summer pansy is an extremely heat-tolerant flower. Whether the light is intense or somewhat shaded, summer pansy grows well and produces a large amount of flowers.
Summer chrysanthemum
Speaking of summer pansy, one cannot fail to mention summer chrysanthemum. It blooms in summer and autumn, and only with frequent pinching will it bloom more. In summer it is best placed at the foot of a wall with a little light, not too much direct sun.
Cactus (ball cactus)
The ball cactus itself comes from arid regions, so it fears heat and sun the least. It can also bloom in May-June. In summer feel free to leave it in the sun boldly, but watch out for stormy weather and don't let water accumulate in the pot.
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