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Succulent wintering articles

Overwintering of Foliage Plants

Overwintering of fruit-bearing plants

Summary and details of plant overwintering

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Winter is not only a critical period for many plants to recharge their batteries, but also a harsh period full of dangers and challenges. So, what should our flowers and plants do in winter to ensure a safe and peaceful environment? What about the cold winter? The editor has compiled a secret guide for everyone, including overwintering methods for succulents, foliage plants, flowering plants and fruit-bearing plants. If you don’t read it, you will be at a disadvantage. Let’s take a look!

Succulent wintering articles

Succulents overwintering

To sum up, the two most important things for succulents to survive the winter safely are to keep them warm and reduce watering.

Most succulent plants like heat. In the face of low temperatures in winter, the growth rate of many varieties of succulents will slow down or even enter a dormant stage. Therefore, in winter, you should pay attention to daily insulation of succulents and allow succulents to receive light in a timely manner. We all know that the succulent leaves of succulents contain a lot of water. In the same way, when the temperature is low, succulents are very It is susceptible to frost damage precisely because of its fleshy leaves. Therefore, insulation work must be done in winter.

Winter growth is already slow. At this time, some succulents enter dormancy and physiological activities almost stop. Naturally, watering must be reduced to prevent damage to the roots of succulents. In some areas in the north, during winter, When the indoor temperature is high, ventilation is required, but do not let the meat close to the window to prevent freezing!

Overwintering Foliage Plants

When foliage plants survive the winter, you should mainly pay attention to maintaining room temperature to ensure that the indoor temperature is higher than the minimum temperature for plant growth. For friends who live in the south without heating, you can build an insulated shed for the flowers and provide lighting on time every day; in the north, you can build an insulated shed for the flowers. Flower lovers in areas with heating don’t have to worry too much about this issue. The editor knows that your room temperature in winter is no problem at all! However, you still need to pay attention to ventilation and watering issues, so as not to let the plants lose to other factors.

Overwintering of Fruit and Ornamental Plants

Fruit-viewing plants are relatively special. If your fruit-viewing plants have already produced fruits, you need to pay special attention at this time. Do not fertilize, otherwise the fruits may fall off. Compared with other plants, the fruit-bearing plants are more likely to fall off in winter. Gradually reduce the amount of watering. This is not the case for fruit ornamental plants. The growth of fruits requires a lot of water. If the water is not replenished in time in winter, it is likely to cause the fruits to wither. In this case, they will lose their good ornamental properties. Therefore, insulation is naturally necessary, but watering cannot be ignored!

Summary and details of plant overwintering

< p>In fact, flowers and plants generally need to do some work in winter. The editor summarizes it in this paragraph: water less, fertilize less, get more sunshine, and prevent diseases! Keep room temperature and ventilation, and be careful that plants don’t catch cold!

In fact, no matter what type of ornamental plants they are, adapt to their Growth habits and maintenance are the key. The editor here wants to say that as long as all flower lovers take care of them carefully, your flowers will not have any problems at any time! I hope your flowers will bloom for you in winter! Green for you!

Overwintering of Foliage Plants

Overwintering of fruit-bearing plants

Summary and details of plant overwintering

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