News India Live, Digital Desk: As soon as the summer season starts, the strong sunlight and heat makes the condition of not only humans but also the trees and plants in the house miserable. In this summer season, mint and coriander are in highest demand in the kitchen, hence most people like to plant them on their terrace or balcony. But these delicate plants cannot bear the scorching sun and hot winds and often dry up and wither. If you are also struggling with the problem of drying of your coriander and mint plants, then now you do not need to be disappointed. By adopting some very easy and sure shot gardening formulas, you can keep your plants green and blooming even in the scorching heat. Let us know what are these amazing methods. Choose the right place to keep the plants. To protect the coriander and mint plants from the strong sunlight, the most important thing is to choose the right place for them. Keep these plants at a place where they get only sweet and mild morning sunlight. It is very important to protect them from the strong and scorching afternoon sun, hence the pots should be shifted to a shady place during the day. Identify the right time and method of watering. In the summer season, the soil of the pot dries up very quickly, but this does not mean that you should fill the plants to the brim with water. The correct rule of watering is to water it only when the upper soil of the pot looks dry. Overwatering should be avoided, because it causes the roots of the plants to rot and the plant gets spoiled very quickly. Use the right fertilizer and pot. It is very important to have the right fertilizer for the good growth of coriander and mint. You can use thermocol pots to keep the soil cool in summer. Prepare a nutritious base by mixing vermicompost, old cow dung and normal soil well. This natural fertilizer will provide adequate nutrition to your plants and keep them healthy for a long time without rotting. Use green net or mesh wisely. If there is no permanent shade system on your terrace and there is direct sunlight, then use green net to protect the plants from getting burnt. You can apply a double layer of net over the plants. By doing this, the direct and strong rays of the sun will be filtered, which will protect the tender leaves of the plants from getting burnt and your coriander and mint will remain green throughout the summer.