Will longevity flowers freeze to death in winter?

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1. Will it freeze to death?

2. Winter maintenance methods

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With reasonable maintenance in winter, longevity flowers will not be frozen to death, but if they are grown outdoors in the north without taking any measures to keep warm, the plants will be frostbitten. The outdoor temperature in the south is much warmer than in the north, so it can be placed outdoors. When maintaining in the northern region, try to keep it in a warm room with more sunlight, and the temperature should not be too low.

1. Will it freeze to death?

1. Will it freeze to death

Under normal circumstances, longevity flowers will not freeze to death as long as they are carefully and properly maintained. The temperature difference between the north and the south is relatively large. If the outdoor temperature in the south is not particularly low, there is no problem in spending the winter outdoors. However, the outdoor temperature in the northern region will be very low, and it will definitely be frozen if placed outdoors. Therefore, heat preservation measures must be taken and the plants need to be moved indoors for maintenance in winter.

2. Winter maintenance methods

< p>1. Temperature: If you want longevity flowers to survive the winter safely, you must try to adjust the temperature to about 12-15°C. If the temperature is low, it will affect flowering and wintering.

2. Lighting: The lighting should be good in the maintenance location. Let the plant receive a longer period of light every day, because the sunlight in winter is very mild, and there is no need to worry about frostbite.

3. Ventilation: Usually indoor ventilation is not very good. If the indoor is too closed, it will affect its growth. On sunny days, open the windows more often or leave it outside for a few hours.

2. Winter maintenance methods

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