How to care for Buddhist beads in winter

Are Buddhist beads afraid of cold?

The suitable temperature for the growth of Buddha beads is 15-25 degrees, and the wintering temperature is 5 degrees. It is afraid of freezing, and when the temperature is below 5 degrees, it will stop growing.

Therefore, the temperature for growing Buddhist beads in winter needs to be controlled at around 15 degrees, and the temperature cannot be lower than 5 degrees, otherwise it will stop growing. Water evaporates slowly in winter and the plant grows slowly. At this time, you need to water it according to the principle of watering when it is dry and watering when it is wet. In addition, you need to spray water on the leaves every 3 days to increase the air humidity and get more sun exposure every day.

How to care for Buddhist beads in winter

When raising Buddhist beads in winter, when the temperature drops, move them to a sunny south-facing balcony or windowsill to get more sun and photosynthesis. Reduce watering appropriately and do not let the soil be overly moist. Fertilizing should also be suspended to prevent fertilizer damage to the plants.

1. Control watering

Buddha beads are very cold-resistant and the soil needs to be kept dry. If the soil in the pot is too moist or even waterlogged, it will freeze in low temperatures and affect the breathing of the roots.

2. Ensure sunlight

In winter, the sunlight is very mild and the light intensity is very low, so it is best to place it on a sunny balcony where the lighting is better and the plant can receive sufficient light.

3. Stop fertilizing

Buddha beads will enter a dormant state in winter and require very few nutrients. At this time, you can reduce or even stop fertilizing to avoid fertilizer damage.

Precautions for cultivating Buddhist beads in winter

1. In winter, the plant should be placed in a sunny place. It should not be watered too much, but it should not be too dry. Watering should be done at noon when the sun is sufficient and the temperature is high.
2. In winter, Buddhist beads can be exposed to the sun and are suitable for maintenance in strong light indoors. If the growing environment is too dark, the leaves will become withered and yellow.

3. In winter, it must be moved to a warm and sunny room. The indoor temperature needs to be above 15 degrees. It can be exposed to the sun every day. It can be in full sun. Reduce watering and keep the soil in the pot in a dry state. Reduce fertilization and sprinkle water around the plants appropriately.