How cold can Yushu be? (Introduction to wintering methods)

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1. Yushu cold-resistant temperature

2. How to survive the winter with Yushu

Yushu can tolerate a minimum temperature of about 5℃. If temperatures are colder, it may suffer frostbite and develop various growth problems. If the temperature is very low, it may even freeze to death. Generally, when the temperature drops to between 7-10℃, it needs to be moved to a warm place indoors for breeding. In winter, it is better to increase the light, reduce watering and stop fertilizing, so that it can survive the winter.

1. Yushu cold tolerance

Yushu can tolerate a low temperature of about 5℃. If the temperature is any lower, it may suffer frostbite and develop various growth problems. If the temperature is very low, it may freeze to death. To be on the safe side, when the temperature drops to between 7-10°C, you need to move it to a warm place indoors. This will prevent it from freezing.

2. How to survive the winter with Yushu

1. Increase sunlight: It prefers sunlight. In winter, the light intensity is very low, so try to keep it in a place with good light. This will allow it to synthesize more nutrients and survive the winter more safely.

2. Reduce watering: In winter, the temperature is very high. Low, it also grows very slowly. At this time, water should be controlled for it. Do not water unless the soil in which it is raised has dried out. Otherwise, its roots may rot due to water accumulation in the soil. If the soil never dries out, you can stop watering and use spraying water to replenish it.

3. Stop fertilizing: Because it grows very slowly in winter and does not need to absorb a lot of nutrients from the soil. So it is not recommended to fertilize it at this time. Let it absorb the original nutrients in the soil to meet its needs. If fertilizer is applied, the fertilizer that cannot be absorbed in time may remain in the flower soil, causing damage to its root system and causing root burn. Just wait until next spring when the temperature rises above 15°C, and then fertilize it.

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