How do flying dragons survive the winter?

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1. See more sunshine

2. Control moisture

3. Covering and Insulating

4. Stop fertilizing

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In winter, the intensity of sunlight outside is no longer strong. Feilong can be exposed to more sunlight and can be placed indoors on a sunny balcony. Reduce the application of water and keep the pot soil in a dry state. You can provide a small amount of water, which is enough once a month. You should also cover the pot soil with a layer of warm items, such as pebbles, foam, etc. And there is no need for fertilizer at this time, so you can stop fertilizing first.

1. See more sunshine

1. See more sunlight

In winter, the intensity of the sunlight outside is no longer strong. You can get more exposure to the sun and enjoy more sunlight, so that the flying dragon can absorb the sunlight to promote the production of nutrients and promote the flying dragon. Strong growth. It can also increase the temperature of the entire plant through sunlight, so it can be placed on a sunny balcony indoors for easy access to sunlight. You can also move the dragon out at noon to absorb more sunlight while the temperature is higher, and then move it back inside at night.

2. Control moisture

Moisture At this time, it is no longer needed. It must be strictly controlled, reduce the application of water, and keep the overall pot soil in a dry state. If the surrounding environment is too dry, you can provide a small amount of water, once a month will be sufficient. The amount of water does not need to be too much, just ensure that the pot soil is slightly moist. You can also spray water instead of watering, and use a small watering can to spray a little water on the flying dragon.

3. Cover and Insulate

Pots The soil can be covered with a layer of warm items, such as pebbles, foam, etc., to keep warm.

4. Stop fertilizing

This When there is no need for fertilizer anymore, you can stop fertilizing first, and wait until next spring to fertilize again according to the growth needs.

2. Control moisture

3. Covering and Insulating

4. Stop fertilizing

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