In view of the summer it is good to know how to take impeccable care of your plants: here is the expert’s advice.
The spring season has recently arrived and with it nature has begun to be reborn again. The plants we have at home, or on our balcony, have started to flower, to make their green leaves reappear and above all to grow strong and lush, after a long winter rest. There is very little left until the beginning of summer and the great heat feared by all living beings.
About that, Do you know how you can take care of plants impeccably during the summer season? Let’s see together what the expert says about it: we will have them strong and lush despite the infernal temperatures.
Plants in summer: here’s how to take care of them impeccably
Taking care of your plants is an action that must be performed constantly every day. There must not be a day, neither in summer nor in winter, in which the latter can be neglected, because we could let them die without realizing it. However, if taking care of them appears much simpler in winter, given that they do not flower and some of them ‘hibernate’, this is not the case in summer. On the contrary, it is much more difficult to keep them alive.
THE reasons why this happens are multiple: excessive heat, exposure to the sun, humidity in the air, the presence of small animals on them and so on. So let’s see what the expert tells us about it: they will be perfect with her advice.
Between expert advice we certainly find:
- Quantity of water to be administered to the plants: it is natural to understand, by already observing the soil of our plant and seeing the temperatures rise, that we necessarily need an increase in water to be administered to our plants. Consequently, watering must also be increased based on the plant we are dealing with.
- The best time to water plants: as many know, the best time to water them is certainly early in the morning, around 6am or late in the evening, even midnight, before going to bed. This way the soil is cool and there is no burning sun. The water will not evaporate, but will all be absorbed by the plant in question.
- Change the vase: both spring and summer are perfect seasons to change the pot of your plant. In this way the latter is given the opportunity to grow strong and luxuriant. Prefer unglazed terracotta pots, because these avoid ‘suffering’ too much from the change in temperature.
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