In winter, do you think that it’s just a matter of moving the flowers indoors?

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Keep indoor ventilation

Pay attention to the placement

Reduce watering appropriately

Maintain indoor humidity

In cold weather, will everything be fine just by moving the flowers indoors? NO, NO, NO, if you fail to do the following after moving indoors, your Huahua will still be dead!

Keep indoor ventilation

Many florists are afraid of plant frostbite, so they close the doors and windows tightly and do not open them once for 10 days and half a month. This is a flower cultivation. Big taboo! If the air is not flowing smoothly, waste cannot be discharged, and fresh air cannot come in, you will definitely be suffocated to death. People like to go outdoors to take a breath, not to mention plants? Therefore, try to circulate more air in your home and open the windows for at least 2 hours a day.

Pay attention to the placement

Potted flowers The indoor placement location should be selected according to the growth habits of the flowers and their requirements for temperature and light.

For flowers that like warmth and light, such as Milan, white orchid, jasmine, leaf dragon, etc., as well as succulent plants and cacti plants, because they have higher requirements for temperature and light, they should be placed in a sunny and warm place. In this place, the indoor temperature should be kept at 10℃-15℃.

Flowers that like warmth and are afraid of cold and should not be exposed to strong light, such as orchids, azaleas, camellias, etc., should be placed in a place without strong light.

Deciduous flowers with strong cold resistance, such as wintersweet, jasmine, plum blossoms, crabapples, crape myrtles, chrysanthemums, etc., should be placed in a low-temperature place with scattered sunlight and no freezing.

Reduce watering appropriately

Enter the room Finally, because the space is not as open as outdoors, the amount of water transpiration on the surface of flower pots and plants has decreased. If you continue to water as before at this time, the wet pot soil will cause root rot and yellow leaves of the plant, so watering should be appropriately reduced.

Maintain indoor humidity

Many flowers They all like high air humidity, such as cymbidium, phalaenopsis, Boston fern, kidney fern, rhododendron, pothos, asparagus, monstera, spring feather, arrowroot, camellia, dieffenbachia, etc. However, since most homes in the north have sufficient heating and indoor air is dry, you should often spray the leaves with water close to room temperature to keep the pot soil moist and avoid yellow leaves.

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