Which flowers cannot go without water in summer? These plants are especially thirsty

After entering summer, many regions across the country enter "furnace mode" one after another, and everyone prefers to stay in air-conditioned rooms and not come out. However, for plants and flowers grown outdoors, they are actually going through the same "baking," and this is when they are most prone to dehydration, especially the 3 kinds of flowers and plants mentioned below. They are all heavy drinkers, and if they are not watered under the intense heat, they may turn into a pot of "pickles" in no time.

Pennywort

People usually like to place pennywort in rooms. It can be grown in soil or in water. Although it cannot be considered a rare plant, its round leaves always give people a familiar sense of harmony. Summer is the peak growing season for pennywort, so its water requirements are very high. Whether grown in soil or in water, it needs to stay moist for a long time. It is recommended that in summer, soil-grown plants need to be watered every day, while water-grown plants need to have the clean water changed every 3 days to prevent the water from deteriorating and smelling bad due to high temperatures.

Black-eyed Susan

Black-eyed Susan is also called black-eyed vine by some flower shop owners. It is a climbing flower that has become popular in recent years. It mainly blooms in June in the middle of the year, and its flowering period can last until around September. The flower colors are mainly yellow and orange-red, and after blooming they are very distinctive, with a small "black eye," making them very unique. Summer is the flowering period for black-eyed Susan, so it consumes more water than in the first few months of the year. Potted plants need to be watered 2 times a day, otherwise the next day the branches and leaves may droop, dry up, or even die. In addition, it is recommended to choose early morning or evening for watering.

Rose of Sharon

Rose of Sharon is also known as linglong hibiscus, and it is one of the best bloomers among summer flowers. If you can grow one pot at home, it can be said to let you enjoy flowers every day. How should it be cared for in summer? It must be watering. This plant has very small leaves and dense branches, so the plant itself easily loses water and is very prone to dehydration at noon in summer. If it is accidentally dehydrated, its flower buds will fall off profusely, accompanied by a large number of leaves turning yellow. Therefore, it is recommended to check the flower pot often in summer, and water immediately when the soil is found to be dry. It can be watered once every 1 day, and during the dog days it can be watered 2 times a day.