Tips for growing flowers in winter: stay in the sun and water less

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Tips for growing flowers in winter: stay in the sun and water less 

Mr. Mo, who loves flowers, placed two pots of ornamental plants - Golden Tiger Balls in his office. The green spheres have golden thorns protruding from them, which is very cute. A few days ago, he poured some water on the golden tiger ball. Unexpectedly, the ball began to turn yellow. The roots turned black in the past two days, and it became more and more serious. He asked his colleagues if there was any way to save it.

Tips for growing flowers in winter: be exposed to the sun frequently and water less 

“The main reason why citizens’ families have a hard time with flowers in winter is that they are watered too frequently. Winter flowers should be exposed to more sunlight. The sun means less watering," said the field manager of Jinling Flower Market. Because the temperature is low in winter, the air humidity is high, and the plants consume less. Frequent watering will cause more water in the soil, causing root rot. If the flowers are placed outdoors, they may be frostbitten or even freeze to death. Golden tiger ball is a cactus plant and is a drought-tolerant plant. It should be watered less or not at all. Other flowers should also be watered once every ten and a half months, and the amount of water each time should not be too much. Flowers should always be exposed to the sun in winter. When the weather is fine, the flower pots can be moved outside and then moved indoors at night.

It is understood that gardening flowers at home is a fun job. Many people feel that not watering the flowers is like "not fulfilling their responsibilities". This is mainly due to lack of in-depth understanding of flower gardening. In fact, There is a lot to know about growing flowers. Watering is important, but when to water and how much to water are more important, especially in winter.

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