When the weather gets cold, these 4 kinds of flowers need to be moved back into the house, as their leaves will turn yellow when the wind blows!

In order to prevent everyone’s plants from freezing to death in this cold night, Huahua still feels obligated to remind everyone! Which plants can't stand the cold wind?

1. Coin Grass

People who grow pennywort basically use the hydroponic method, but in winter, in addition to suggesting that everyone put the pennywort in a place that is not so cold, Huahua also recommends that everyone try to gradually add some soil to the water used to grow the pennywort, so that it can be grown in half soil and half water.

The temperature is cold in winter, and it is easy for the water used to grow pennywort to freeze. Once it freezes, 80% of the life of the pennywort will also freeze.... Adding soil will better protect the roots of the pennywort and prevent it from freezing to death.

2. Tiger Piramid

Who would have thought that the usually strong and robust snake plant couldn’t withstand the cold wind? Don’t be fooled by the tiger skin plant’s impressive name and appearance. If you leave it outside and let it get frozen by the cold wind, it will die immediately!

Therefore, it is best to put the plants indoors before winter. If the indoor temperature is still relatively low, you can take appropriate insulation measures for the snake plant, such as covering it with a plastic bag with air holes, etc.

3. Fortune Tree

The money tree is also a plant that is not cold-resistant, but generally speaking, people will not grow the money tree outdoors, so there is no need to worry about this. The only thing to remind you is that the temperature is relatively low at night in winter, so it is best to put a plastic bag on the branches and leaves of the money tree. This can effectively prevent the leaves of the money tree from being affected by the low temperature and causing the leaves to wilt and turn yellow.

4. Pothos

I believe that many of Huahua’s fans must be growing green ivy, so before winter comes, Huahua still wants to remind everyone that green ivy is a foliage plant and its frost resistance is basically zero. Because when the external temperature is relatively low, the leaves of the green radish, which are usually stiff, will wilt and droop.

It will make the whole green radish look lifeless and its leaves turn yellow, which looks very unsightly. Therefore, Huahua recommends that you place the green radish in a south-facing room and let it get more sunlight. In addition, you can also take measures to keep it warm, which are all very good methods.

The four kinds of plants we often grow are actually not cold-resistant. It is best to move them back indoors in winter so that the plants can still be beautiful in winter!