Growing flowers in summer: these flowers don't need shading, and it turns out I had been doing it wrong all along

Every kind of flower has its own growing habits. Some flowers like warm, humid environments, and some like damp environments. No matter what the plant is, the one thing it cannot do without is light, but flowers differ in their tolerance for light. Some flowers can bloom under the blazing sun, while others cannot take direct sunlight, so you must remember to shade them. But at first I thought all flowers needed shading, and as a result I got it wrong.
Flowers that are not afraid of the sun
Moss rose (Portulaca grandiflora)
Moss rose has strong vitality and is very easy to grow, and it produces many flowers. It is a typical balcony flower, and it will not bloom without sunlight. Growers normally need to give it plenty of light and enough water, so that moss rose can grow and multiply quickly and produce flowers in a riot of colors.
Geranium (Pelargonium)
Geranium is a flower very familiar to growers, with bright blooms and a long flowering period, and it is also a typical courtyard and balcony flower. It needs to grow in an environment with plenty of sunlight and good ventilation. If the light is insufficient or the sunlight is not strong enough, geranium leaves will turn yellow and wither, and flowering will also decrease. Geranium does not need shading either.
3. Pennywort (Hydrocotyle vulgaris)
Pennywort needs plenty of sunlight and water for its care. Generally, when the external environment is suitable, pennywort leaves will grow plumper and plumper. Some growers raise pennywort with very large leaves, and generally it can fill a pot within a month. It is not afraid of the sun's scorching heat, and its leaves become even more emerald green.
Growers now have some understanding of plants that are not afraid of the sun, right? There are many flowers that do not need shading, and growers can discover them in daily life, but most flowers still need attention to shading to avoid the blazing sun.