How do spider plants survive the winter?

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1. Protection from cold and warmth

2. Get more sun

3. Water properly

4. Plastic trimming

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Chlorophytum has a slight cold tolerance, but if the temperature is too low in winter, it still needs to be controlled. The minimum temperature must be maintained above 5 degrees to avoid frostbite. It likes a semi-shady environment, but the light is very soft in winter and can be maintained in full sun. The amount and frequency of watering should be reduced, and watering should be carried out after the temperature rises at noon. In addition, the yellow and dry leaves on the top should be cut off to reduce nutrient consumption, which is beneficial to winter and next year's growth.

1. Protection from cold and warmth

1. Cold protection and warmth

Chlorophytum is a common potted plant and has a certain degree of cold resistance, but it still needs temperature control in winter to ensure normal growth. The minimum temperature should be above 5 degrees. If it is too low, it will easily cause frost damage and affect growth. If the temperature cannot be controlled indoors, you must cover the potting soil with a film to keep it warm and avoid frostbite.

2. Get more sun

It is a semi-shade plant, but the light in winter is very soft. You can rest assured that it can be placed indoors in a bright light and given full sunlight. This will allow for better photosynthesis, the leaves will be greener, and the plant can accumulate more nutrients. It is beneficial to winter and growth.

3. Water properly

It likes a humid environment, but in winter when the temperature is low, water evaporates slowly, the plant grows slowly, and the demand for water will be reduced, so watering must be reduced. Watering should be done at noon when the temperature rises to reduce stimulation to the root system. If the temperature is lower than 5 degrees, it is more important to control the water. It is better to keep it dry. If it is not dry, do not water it casually to avoid water accumulation and root rot. In severe cases, the plant will die.

4. Plastic pruning

Chlorophytum It is resistant to pruning and can be pruned appropriately in winter. Cut off the yellowed leaves above. If you find any old branches, you should also cut them off. This can save a lot of nutrients, which is good for winter and will also help next year's germination.

2. Get more sun

3. Water properly

4. Plastic trimming

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