These 5 flowers have a blooming period of over 200 days, and the hotter it gets, the more beautiful they bloom

The weather is getting hotter and hotter, and many flowers and plants gradually stop growing in summer! But some flowers and plants are not afraid of heat, and can still bloom all over the pot in the height of summer, with fragrance that never stops, and the key is they are also very easy to grow. Let's take a look!

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Not afraid of heat"

- Bougainvillea -

Bougainvillea loves ample sunlight; the more light it gets, the more it blooms, and the more passionately it blooms. Every year in early summer, you see bougainvillea covering the whole tree with flowers, blooming into flower balls. Many people really like how bougainvillea is rough-and-ready and easy to grow; when it blooms it is gorgeous and colorful, passionate and unrestrained, making it a great choice for gardens and balconies.

The suitable growing temperature for bougainvillea is 15-30°C, and in summer it can withstand high temperatures of 35°C, making it relatively heat-tolerant. When the temperature exceeds 35°C, it is best to provide appropriate shade or take measures such as spraying water and improving ventilation.

Bougainvillea is relatively drought-tolerant. Water only when the soil is dry, and water thoroughly when you do; excessive moisture will cause leaf drop and root rot. Generally, water control should begin 4-5 weeks before blooming. Wait until the potting soil is dry and the leaves are slightly wilted before watering. Continuing this for half a month to 1 month can promote flowering.

- Blue Snowflower (Plumbago auriculata) -

Blue snowflower is especially tolerant of moisture and heat, making it a great choice for summer flowering. Blue snowflower has elegant flower colors and is one of the few blue flowers, giving a very cool feeling in summer, and its leaves are emerald green. Grow a few pots and you will feel relaxed and happy.

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Blue snowflower can be grown in pots, made into flower walls, fence walls, flower arches, and also into lollipop flower trees. It is highly versatile. It starts budding and flowering from April and continues blooming until November, so it can be said to have a very long blooming period, with elegant blue flowers like a fairy.

Blue snowflower should be grown in loose, breathable soil; peat and perlite can be used as the growing medium. During the vigorous growth period of blue snowflower, you can water a bit more; lack of water easily causes wilting, but it recovers immediately after watering. Normally, a certain level of air humidity should also be maintained. In summer's high temperatures, you can spray a little water around the flowerpot to increase humidity.

The suitable growing temperature for blue snowflower is 25°C, and it can withstand up to 35°C, making it a relatively heat-tolerant flower in summer. Strong light and higher temperatures help blue snowflower branch, so it is better to place it in a spot with ample light for care. At noon during summer's high temperatures, it should also be appropriately shaded.

- Petunia -

Petunia has a long blooming period and can bloom from April to November, with a large number of flowers and continuous blooming. It can bloom the same way when summer is hot, and care is also very simple; even beginners can get it to bloom a lot.

Petunia likes a warm environment with ample sunlight. Its suitable growing temperature is around 18°C, and in summer it can withstand high temperatures above 35°C. Growing petunia requires loose, fertile, and well-drained sandy soil. During the growing period, the potting soil can be kept moist. In summer's high temperatures, sufficient water is needed, watering in both the morning and evening, and appropriate shading in summer helps it get through the summer better.

At home, you can grow some trailing varieties; they are even more beautiful!

- Sunflower (Portulaca grandiflora) -

Sunflower has extremely strong adaptability; it can basically survive on rainwater alone. If it wilts from the summer sun, one ladle of water revives it! Sunflower has graceful flower shapes and a wide variety of colors, and it looks especially beautiful when in bloom!

Sunflower needs to be grown in an environment with ample sunlight; lack of light leads to poor growth and leggy growth. You can apply a little phosphorus and potassium fertilizer to sunflower each month, and the flowers will bloom more and more beautifully!

- Desert Rose -

Desert rose is very drought-tolerant and is a type of succulent, but it blooms a lot and is very beautiful. Desert rose has a long blooming period, flowering from April to December each year, with continuous blooms in summer and winter.

The desert rose has an ancient, vigorous tree form, with a swollen root and stem like a wine bottle, and bright red, gorgeous flowers. It is very unique and suitable for bonsai. When planting, part of the root and stem can be exposed above the soil surface, making it gnarled and graceful, and even more beautiful.

Desert rose likes a dry environment with ample light. Choose calcium-rich, loose, breathable sandy soil. Water only when the soil is dry, and water thoroughly when you do. In summer, desert rose should be placed in a ventilated spot for care; it does not need shading, and stuffy, damp conditions should be avoided to prevent stem rot.

Actually, jasmine, periwinkle, cypress vine, and summer snapdragon are all flowers that bloom abundantly in summer. If you want continuous blooms in summer, you can grow a few!

So these flowers are not afraid of heat

Each blooms more than the last

So beautiful

If you like them too, grow a pot!

Show it to flower lovers who need it!