How to grow amaryllis in northern winter

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1. Covering film

2. Indoor potted plants

3. Control moisture

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If the planting area is relatively large, the plants can be pruned before winter and covered with blankets to keep warm. If it is a potted plant, you can put the plant in a warm room for cultivation. You can trim off some of the bulbs of the plant before winter comes, and then put it in a well-ventilated place to dry. Plants don't need much water in winter, they just need to let the plants hibernate on their own in a warm environment.

1. Covering film

1. Cover with film

If the planting area is relatively large, the plants can be pruned before winter comes. In order to prevent the plant leaves from consuming too much nutrients in winter, some leaves can be pruned off for later use. Cover the plant with a thick blanket or film. After covering it, you can sprinkle some soil on the blanket to keep it warm. Remember not to water or fertilize until the weather warms up.

2. Indoor potted plants

If It is a cultivated potted plant. The plant can be placed in a warm room for cultivation. When winter is about to enter, some of the bulbs of the plant can be trimmed off, and then placed in a well-ventilated place to dry. Wait for the wound to heal before placing it indoors. . There is no need to water or fertilize at this time.

3. Control water

Plants During the winter, nutrients need to be stored to prepare for blooming next year, so the plants do not need too much water in the winter. They only need to let the plants go dormant on their own in a warm environment. If you water too much in winter, it will damage the root system of the plant and prevent the plant from storing nutrients.

2. Indoor potted plants

3. Control moisture

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