When summer arrives, plant some drought-tolerant, easy-care flowers that won't die no matter how you grow them

Starting in May, the southern regions have already entered summer, and drought with little water is a normal thing. For plants that love water, this is a big challenge. It would be better to grow a few kinds of flowers that never die no matter what and are rather tough to kill!

Zinnia (Zinnia elegans) Zinnias are very drought-tolerant. Generally, it is fine to wait until the soil is dry before watering, and you should water until water comes out of the bottom of the pot, but there must be no waterlogging. Then place it in a spot with plenty of sunlight so it easily fills out the pot; otherwise it tends to grow leggy.

Ball cactus The ball cactus can survive even in the desert. In spring, it only needs watering once a month, and the ball cactus can also bloom. Place it in a spot with plenty of light, such as a south-facing balcony, which is better.

Desert rose Just hearing the name tells you it is drought-tolerant, and it must not be watered too much. It is perfect for gardening friends who have no time to care for flowers in summer. In summer, water once a week. Usually you can use organic nutrient solution to maintain fertility. It is purely plant-fermented, rich and balanced in nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, and has various organic matter added, promoting the plant to grow vigorously, bloom abundantly, and have strong vitality.

Kalanchoe "Mother of Thousands" The mother of thousands really cannot be killed by growing it. It has strong adaptability and is also drought-tolerant. Water once a week, watering thoroughly each time. For fertiliser, you can use organic fertiliser once every half a month. Cake fertiliser, chicken manure and duck manure can be buried in the soil once fully fermented.

ZZ plant The ZZ plant is generally kept at home, and the soil should be kept on the dry side; otherwise its tuberous roots easily suffer from waterlogging and die. At the bottom of the pot, you can place foam or charcoal for better breathability.