Grow this flower in summer: the more water you give it, the more lush it grows, and a pot overflowing with growth is no problem

Pennywort (Hydrocotyle vulgaris). Pennywort is very easy to grow, and it can be grown either in water or in soil. In the high temperatures of summer, keep watering it once or twice a day and give it plenty of sun. Only after absorbing enough sunlight can pennywort grow vigorously. When watering, you can add two or three granules of compound fertilizer to the water, so that pennywort gets more complete nutrition

Monstera (Monstera deliciosa). Monstera has a fresh, artistic feel, and its leaves are very large. When caring for monstera, just water it once a day in the evening. When summer temperatures reach above 35°C, water evaporates more rapidly, and at that point you need to water both morning and evening. Monstera leaves can also absorb harmful substances

Mint (Mentha). When caring for mint in summer, the important things are watering and ventilation. Water once a day in summer and place it in a well-ventilated spot; only then will mint grow well and easily fill its pot. In summer, mint can refresh the mind and wake you up, and it can also be steeped in water to drink with very good results. You can keep a pot on your office desk to stay refreshed