How to grow Buddha lotus in winter

Sunlight:

The temperature in the north has dropped to several degrees. It seems that there is no autumn this year. Summer and winter seem to have directly skipped autumn, which is also relatively sudden for plants. Due to weather reasons, there has been no sun for several days. This is not a good thing for the Buddha Lotus. The Buddha Lotus needs sufficient sunlight to survive healthily. Except for the summer when the light is too strong, it cannot be directly exposed to the sun. At other times and seasons, it must be placed in sufficient sunlight. This can not only effectively prevent it from growing too tall, but also make the color of the top of its leaves turn dark brown, which is very beautiful, and when there is not enough sunlight, its leaves will also be listless, and even limp and drooping.

temperature:

In addition to sunlight, temperature is also very important in winter. The daytime temperature should be maintained above 15 degrees, and the nighttime temperature should be above 5 degrees to ensure the normal growth of plants.

Watering:

The temperature and watering in winter affect each other. If you control the watering, keep the soil dry, and suspend fertilization, the plant can survive normally in an environment of 0 degrees, but will enter a dormant state. However, if the temperature is maintained at normal growth temperature, watering can be carried out normally.

Fertilization:

The temperature is relatively low in winter, so you should apply less fertilizer or simply stop fertilizing.