6 plants and flowers that don't fear watering in summer, suitable for beginners who love to water

Many beginner friends, when growing flowers, always worry that the plants are short of water, and always can't control their hands and water them. As a result, many plants and flowers died just like that from too much watering. So, watering is the most troublesome problem for many beginner friends, especially in summer: if you don't water, you fear they'll dry up and die; if you water, you fear watering too often. Below, Little Exquisite Life introduces several plants and flowers that no matter how you water them, they just won't die, especially suitable for beginner friends who are "a bit itchy-handed."

1. Monstera deliciosa

The leaves of Monstera deliciosa are very large, and its own transpiration is very strong, especially in summer, when its water demand is relatively large. In summer, watering Monstera deliciosa should follow the principle of "better wet than dry"; in summer, water once each morning and evening, and in winter water once every 3-4 days. When the weather is dry, you also need to spray water into the air around the Monstera deliciosa to increase air humidity.

2. Umbrella papyrus

Umbrella papyrus is also called water bamboo, and from the name you can tell that umbrella papyrus likes water. Umbrella papyrus doesn't even need watering, because you can directly place a water basin filled with water outside the flower pot in which the umbrella papyrus is grown, so you don't need to worry at all that it will lack water; you just need to refill the outer water basin when the water gets low. However, the root system of umbrella papyrus grows very fast. If you feel that the growth of the umbrella papyrus has stalled, then it is most likely that the roots in the flower pot are already full, and at this time you need to trim the roots and repot it.

3. Strawberry begonia

The first time I saw strawberry begonia, I didn't yet know its name. It was on a piece of newly arrived absorbent stone, which had already been out of water for a long time, with two dry plants on it. At the time I thought these two things probably wouldn't survive, but unexpectedly, after putting the absorbent stone into a water basin, within a few days they became lush and green. Later I learned this is called strawberry begonia; the absorbent stone is moist every day, and strawberry begonia stays lush and green under this kind of year-round moist condition.

4. Maidenhair fern

The first requirement of maidenhair fern for its environment is moisture. So, for household flower growing, a humid bathroom is the favorite environment for maidenhair fern. A waterfront pavilion gets the moonlight first; maidenhair fern close to water naturally has a much greater chance of getting watered.

5. Calla lily

The calla lily is the favorite flower of our beloved Premier Zhou. The calla lily greatly likes moist pot soil and environment, and you can water and sprinkle it every day, but you must be very careful that water must not remain in the leaf centers of the calla lily, otherwise it will cause soft rot.

6. Pennywort

Pennywort is mentioned again. I think there's no need to say too much about pennywort: half soil and half water, in sunlight, you just need to prepare a sufficiently large water basin.

The above are 6 plants and flowers that don't fear watering, compiled by Little Exquisite Life, especially suitable for beginner friends who like to water at every turn.