The recent weather is not very friendly to those who grow flowers. The continuous high temperature will cause plants to droop if they are not careful. In particular, some plants have a relatively large demand for water, and some plants are afraid of being exposed to the sun. If they are moved to a location where the light is not very good, problems will occur over time. If it's serious, you can just cut it off completely. Don't worry, they will grow better.
1. Mint
Mint is a very easy plant to grow. Many people will keep a pot on the balcony, which can be used for viewing, making tea, and making condiments.
Mint is a plant that particularly likes light. One prerequisite is that it needs sufficient water. The best place for mint to live is by a stream or river, with sufficient light and water.
The weather has been hot recently. If the mint is not hydrated for a long time, the leaves will easily wilt. If it has only been two or three days without watering, you can water it first to see if the mint leaves are watered and the leaves will become full again.
If the upper branches are severely wilted, then be decisive and cut off all the upper branches. Add water and put them in a slightly shady place. It will re-send new leaves in a few days.
2. Copper Money Grass
Copper Money Grass is familiar to many people. It is usually kept in a pot at the desk or on the balcony. Its small round leaves are full of meaning and good, with a fresh and literary temperament.
Coppergrass can be grown in soil or water, whether it is soil or water culture. In today's weather, direct exposure to the sun and lack of water are prohibited. Exposure to the sun and lack of water will be detrimental to copper money grass.
The leaves of the entire pot will become wilted. Don't worry too much at this time, because the root system of copper money grass is well developed. If you cut off the upper part, its root system will almost survive in contact with water. If there is a lack of water, add water. Do not expose it to the sun. Just place it in a well-ventilated and cool place.
3. Taro
Taro is a very beautiful large-leafed plant. The leaves grow large and lush. They look green and give people a very refreshing feeling. Taro likes an environment with sufficient light, and it is difficult to grow well if it is too shaded.
The demand for water is particularly high in summer. Potted plants need to be hydrated twice a day. If you forget to replenish water, it is easy for the leaves to become scorched and curled. At this time, you need to start remediation, just keep the top 10 to 15 centimeters of the root, and cut off the rest.
It will sprout new leaves again, and the big green leaves are particularly beautiful, but don’t forget to water it to maintain it.
4. Chlorophytum
Due to the high temperature in summer, many people will move spider plants indoors for maintenance. Chlorophytum can be kept in a location without light, but it cannot be maintained for a long time. It needs to be moved to a location with better astigmatism regularly for maintenance.
If placed in a location without light for a long time, the leaves will droop and the center of the leaves will turn yellow. Leaves can also break easily. To deal with this situation, you need to shave its head, completely cut it off. Don't worry, it won't take long for new leaves to grow back.
Maintaining plants is a happy thing. When the plants are not growing well, you need to deal with them in time, and the plants will not live up to your good intentions.
