How to grow dracaena in winter so that the leaves won’t turn yellow all winter long!

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How to care for dragon blood trees in winter:

Things to note in winter:

Dracaena is also known as bamboo ginseng, Bucai tree, long-flowered dracaena, narrow-leaved dracaena, etc. Its medicinal value is very good, even as famous as Yunnan Baiyao. In addition to its medicinal uses , it is also a very popular plant for decorating homes.

How to care for dragon blood trees in winter:

Temperature: Dragon blood trees are more afraid of cold. The best temperature for breeding in winter is between 10 degrees and 20 degrees. The minimum temperature should not be lower than 10 degrees. If the temperature is too low for a long time, its roots will not be able to absorb water normally, resulting in spots on the tops and edges of the leaves.

Fertilization: Dracaena will also enter the dormant stage in winter, so fertilization should be suspended.

Moisture: Watering in winter should be reduced appropriately, about once every 10 to 15 days, to keep the soil slightly moist, so as to ensure that it survives the winter safely.

Sunshine: In fact, Dragon Blood Tree likes sunlight Sufficient sunlight can make the color of its leaves more vivid, so when growing indoors in winter, it can be placed where the sunlight can directly shine in. It should be moved frequently to make the plant more evenly exposed; or ensure that it is exposed every day. It needs more than 2 hours to grow in the sun, but be careful not to leave it in a dark place for too long, as this is not conducive to the healthy growth of the plant. If there is no sunlight indoors for a long time, you can use lights to remedy the situation.

Precautions in winter:

When breeding indoors in winter, try to avoid the air outlets of heating equipment such as air conditioners.

Dracaena should be ventilated frequently in winter to reduce the occurrence of pests and diseases.

When watering in winter, it is best to keep the water temperature, soil temperature and indoor temperature close to each other. You can keep the water trapped for a few days before watering. When watering in winter, it is best to keep the water temperature close to room temperature and soil temperature. You can trap the water for a few days before watering.

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