The temperature is high in summer. What kind of vegetables are suitable for planting and not easy to die?

Recently, there was a high temperature warning all over the country, so I quickly moved the potted plants on my windowsill indoors for the summer, or they would be dried into dehydrated plants immediately. The question is, what vegetables are suitable for growing in such a hot season in summer?

First of all, cucumber

Cucumber is a very heat-resistant vegetable, and the temperature suitable for its growth is generally around 15℃ to 30℃. It is no problem to grow cucumber in summer. It should be noted that cucumbers prefer soft soil, so try to rectify the land in the vegetable garden before planting.

If you want cucumber to grow better in summer, you need to water it often to ensure that its soil is always wet. Because of the high temperature in summer, the roots of cucumber are easy to dehydrate and die if they are not watered in time.

Second, edamame

As a highly adaptable vegetable, edamame is also very suitable for planting in summer. It doesn't choose environment or soil. Basically, you can survive with soil and water, and it grows faster and doesn't need too much human care.

However, it should be noted that edamame is easy to be infected with insects. If you want to ensure its high yield, you can spray some pesticides artificially during growth to prevent the harm of pests and diseases from affecting the final result.

Third, tomatoes

In summer, most vegetables need shading to grow well, but tomatoes don't need shading at all. As a light-loving plant, tomato loves the photosynthesis of sunlight most, and it does not need artificial shading and maintenance at all.

In the process of planting tomatoes, it is suggested that you choose tomato varieties with good adaptability to high temperature and strong disease resistance for planting. The final seed setting rate of these tomatoes is still relatively high when they are planted in summer.

Fourth, pepper.

As a heat-resistant vegetable, pepper is also very suitable for planting in summer. Basically, when other vegetables are wilted by the sun, peppers are still in high spirits. Moreover, the pepper itself is less damaged by pests and diseases, so it is very worry-free to use pesticides when planting.

It should be noted that peppers are wet and afraid of waterlogging. In case of drought, water should be done in time, the watering time should be in the evening, and the amount of water should not be large to supplement the soil moisture. In case of heavy rain, drainage should be done immediately to prevent root rot caused by accumulated water.

Last April, I reminded everyone that the temperature was high in summer. When planting, we should pay attention to keep the soil moist, properly water it, evaporate and cool it, and protect the root system. In addition, pay attention to avoid high temperature watering around noon to prevent physiological diseases such as fruit cracking.