Rubber tree potted plants winter maintenance

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1. Temperature

2. Lighting

3. Ventilation

4. Moisture

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Temperature: The temperature during winter should be controlled at 10°C. When the temperature is not reached, plastic bags should be used to keep warm. Light: Receive as much light as possible and bask in the sun for at least 4-5 hours a day. Ventilation: When breeding indoors, open more windows and pay attention to ventilation, but avoid direct cold wind. Moisture: The amount of watering should be controlled, and each watering should be done after the soil has dried.

1. Temperature

1. Temperature

When raising rubber trees in winter, they should be kept indoors and the indoor temperature should be adjusted to about 10°C. This temperature is conducive to their survival in the winter. If the temperature cannot reach the safe range for winter, you should pay attention to keep warm. You can put a plastic bag on it to keep out the cold. The minimum temperature should not be lower than 5℃.

2. Light

It likes the sun, especially in winter when the temperature is low and the light is soft, it should get as much sun as possible. Get at least 4-5 hours of sunlight every day. If the light received every day is not enough, then a fill light should be used to supplement the light.

 

3. Ventilation

< p>Although the temperature is relatively low in winter, don’t forget to ventilate. Generally, ventilation is poor during indoor maintenance, so windows should be opened frequently. But it should not be blown directly by the cold wind, otherwise it will be detrimental to the plants over the winter.

4. Moisture

At this time, water evaporates very slowly, so the amount should be controlled when watering. Too much water will not only affect the winter, but also cause root rot. Watering must be done after the soil dries out. The water temperature should not be too low. It is best to leave it for a while and wait until the water temperature is about the same as room temperature before watering.

2. Lighting

3. Ventilation

4. Moisture

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