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How to care for Silver Queen in winter

Last Update ：2024.05.28

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The most important task when caring for the Silver Queen is to ensure that the temperature is appropriate, preferably above ten degrees and not below five degrees at the minimum. The light needs to be good, otherwise the color of the leaves will become unsightly and affect the growth of the next year. If the temperature is relatively low, no watering is required. Water appropriately when the temperature is above fifteen degrees. Fertilizer is generally not needed, and fertilization can be suspended. There may be root rot and other diseases, so pay attention to prevention and control.

1. Suitable temperature

1. Suitable temperature

The temperature is low in winter. The most important task for the Silver Queen to survive the winter safely is to keep warm. Specifically, it is best to be above ten degrees. If there are no conditions, it should not be lower than five degrees. If the temperature is low, it must be placed indoors.

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2. Proper lighting

In addition to temperature, another important task is to ensure sufficient light. If good light is not guaranteed in winter, the color of the leaves will become very dull, and it will also affect the growth of the next year. If spending the winter indoors, choose a location with good light. After the temperature rises, you can also move outside to bask in the sun.

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3. Appropriate amount of water

Watering can be determined according to the temperature. When the temperature drops in late autumn, the amount of watering should be gradually reduced. If it's very cold in winter, you can skip watering and make sure the soil is slightly dry. If the temperature can reach fifteen degrees, you can add a little water when the soil is dry. Fertilizer is generally not needed, and fertilization can be suspended. Even if fertilizer is applied, the plants may not be able to absorb it and may cause harm.

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4. Prevention and Control of Diseases

Diseases There may be leaf spots, root rot, etc., while insect pests include nematodes, etc. Regardless of diseases or insect pests, they must be sprayed and controlled promptly after discovery.