Recommended drought-tolerant, easy-care indoor green plants that can survive long periods without watering
In the scorching summer, many plants face a severe test. Some flowers cannot make it through the hot summer, while some flowers can survive the summer very well. Below are several plants suitable for summer planting.

Desert rose

Desert rose is a succulent plant and is especially drought-tolerant. Because of its unique name and appearance, it is deeply loved by many flower enthusiasts. In summer care, light and temperature are both very important for desert rose. Desert rose is very drought-tolerant and can receive sunlight all day. In addition, watering does not need to be too frequent. Because desert rose extremely fears waterlogging, when choosing potting soil, be sure to choose a pot with good drainage and aeration and no water accumulation. Desert rose also likes weakly acidic soil, so when watering, use rainwater as much as possible, or mix in a little ferrous sulfate solution, which both supplements water and effectively avoids soil alkalization. A reminder here: when watering, never pour water directly onto the flowers, as this will affect the opening of the flowers.

Elephant bush, also known as pothos, is also a very common ornamental plant in daily life, and because of its beautiful leaves and fresh atmosphere it is deeply loved by many flower enthusiasts. Elephant bush likes a warm environment and is suitable for care indoors or in a shaded outdoor location. When planting elephant bush in summer, do not let it be directly exposed to the sun. In terms of watering, elephant bush is also a drought-tolerant plant, so maintaining a watering frequency of once a week is enough.
