Grow these flowers in summer, and one pot is enough to keep you cool all summer, more effective than turning on the air conditioner

In the blink of an eye, half the year has passed, and the summer solstice is just over half a month away. The weather is in the thirties of degrees every day, and people can hardly stand it, let alone the flowers. This really makes flower lovers anxious, as the plants are either wilting or suffering from black rot, turning to mush, or aphids. Today, I would like to introduce a few flowers that are very suitable for growing indoors in summer. Growing one indoors can keep you cool all summer.

1. Blue Snowflower (Plumbago auriculata): The flowering period of blue snowball is from May to October, basically covering the entire hot season, and the hot weather does not affect its growth at all. Grow one indoors, and every day when you come home and take a look, it is like clusters of little blue sprites floating before your eyes, and it really makes your heart flutter.

2. Hibiscus (Blueberry Ice Smoothie): Hibiscus flowers are mostly pink, and the purple-blue hibiscus is called Blueberry Ice Smoothie, which is more popular than the pink ones. Hibiscus can bloom in spring, summer, and autumn, and you can enjoy the flowers in all four seasons except winter. What is most special is that the flowers are blue in the early stage of blooming, and after exposure to sunlight they gradually turn purple, a real feast for the eyes.

3. Hydrangea: Among hydrangeas, Blue Mama is still quite beautiful, with big cluster after big cluster of flower heads, simply growing in reverse. The flowering period is from May to August, which is still relatively long. Flower lovers can adjust hydrangeas to pink, white, or blue according to their own preference, and this process itself is an endless pleasure.

Care: These summer flowers are still relatively easy to care for and are not very delicate. For the soil, choose sandy soil mixed with garden soil, or a nutrient solution bought online, or leaf mold, mixed in a certain ratio. Summer temperatures are relatively high, and water evaporates relatively quickly, so you need to water every day to keep the soil moist, but be careful not to let the potting soil become waterlogged, to avoid root rot.

To produce such beautiful flowers, fertilizing is certainly necessary. In the early stage of flowering, the flowers must have sufficient nutrients to produce large blooms. For fertilizer, you can choose an organic nutrient solution specially for flowers. Nutrient solution is easier to absorb than ordinary chemical fertilizer. Organic nutrient solution is rich in humic acid, which can promote root growth, encourage flowering, and extend the flowering period.