Bougainvillea will freeze to death several times

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1. How many times will you freeze to death?

2. Overwintering maintenance

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Under normal circumstances, if the breeding temperature is below 0℃, it will freeze to death. To survive the winter safely, the temperature should be maintained at around 5°C. In addition to the temperature, the maintenance environment will also affect its wintering. If the temperature is suitable, but it is exposed to cold wind and no sunlight for a long time, the plant may also be frozen to death.

1. How many times will you freeze to death?

1. How many degrees will it freeze to death

Under normal circumstances, the temperature in winter is maintained at around 5℃, so that bougainvillea can survive the winter normally. However, if the breeding temperature is below 0°C for a long time, it will freeze to death. It is easy to suffer frostbite at low temperatures for a short period of time, but it will not freeze to death.

In addition, whether it will be frozen to death, not only It is not only related to the temperature, but also to a certain extent related to the breeding climate. If a plant is exposed to direct cold wind for a long time without a trace of sunlight, it will be more likely to freeze to death. But if there is no cold wind and sufficient sunshine, it will not be easily frozen to death. Sometimes, even if the temperature is around 5℃, there is a chance of freezing to death if the climate is unstable. Therefore, during the winter, don’t just pay attention to the temperature, you should also pay attention to other aspects.

2. Overwintering maintenance

1. Entering the house: When the outdoor temperature is lower than 5℃, it should be moved indoors as soon as possible. Moreover, the location should not be exposed to cold wind and should be able to receive a certain amount of light.

2. Anti-freeze: When the temperature does not reach the temperature, it is necessary to cover it with a film or cover the flower pot with cotton cloth, which can also reduce the chance of the plant being frostbitten.

2. Overwintering maintenance

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