In summer's high temperatures and scorching sun, these flowers are easily killed by sunburn

In summer, because the light is intense, everyone worries that some flowers are easily killed by sunburn. Below we will talk about which flowers cannot tolerate sun exposure; flower lovers who are interested can take a look~

Hydrangea

In summer, hydrangea needs to be shaded, because its demand for light is not very high; short-day light is enough. If the light is too intense, the plant's growth will be greatly affected, and it is very likely not to bloom.

So when growing hydrangea in summer, be sure to provide shade, and just keep scattered light every day.

Clivia

When growing Clivia in summer, it still needs to be shaded, and generally scattered light should be maintained.

In summer, Clivia enters a semi-dormant state. At this time its demand for light is relatively low, so it should be properly shaded and kept ventilated.

Asparagus fern

In terms of growth habits, asparagus fern prefers scattered light. When growing it, it does not need too much light. In summer, keep scattered light every day, or simply grow it in shade.

Asparagus fern is very afraid of scorching sun exposure, which easily causes the leaves to turn yellow.

Maranta

Maranta is a very common indoor foliage plant. It has many varieties and is also commonly grown indoors. It is generally suited to a shaded environment. Note that it cannot be exposed to the sun for a long time, as it is easily killed by sunburn.

When growing Maranta in summer, pay attention to shading and ventilation, and maintain suitable humidity.