Hydrangea

Hydrangea needs shading in summer, because its demand for light is not very high. Short sunshine is OK. If the light is too strong, the growth of the plant will be greatly affected and it is very likely that it will not bloom

Therefore, if you breed Hydrangea in summer, you must pay attention to shade and keep scattering light every day

Clivia

If you breed Clivia in summer, you still need shade. Generally, you should keep scattering light

Clivia will be in semi dormant state in summer. At this time, it needs less light. It should be properly shaded and ventilated

Asparagus

From the perspective of growth habits, asparagus prefers to scatter light. It doesn't need too much light during breeding. In summer, it keeps scattered light every day, or it is maintained under direct shade

Asparagus is very afraid of exposure, which can easily lead to yellow leaves

Taro

Taro is a very common indoor foliage plant. It has many varieties and is also common in indoor breeding. It is generally suitable for a shady environment. Note that it cannot be exposed for a long time, and it is easy to die from the sun

When cultivating bamboo taro in summer, we should pay attention to shade and ventilation, and moisturize it with appropriate humidity< span>