Keep the elm tree in the yard in winter. As long as there is good sunlight, it can survive without any care.

The plant Huahua wants to share with you today is: Elm

People who grow elm trees may know that elm tree is actually also called "money tree". Simply calling it an elm tree may be boring and uninteresting, but if you have a "money tree" at home, everything will be different!

As autumn comes, the air gradually becomes much cooler. In some places, autumn lasts for a relatively short time and it is easy to transition directly to winter. Friends who have elm trees at home should pay attention. They must pay attention to the maintenance methods of elm trees in winter, otherwise it will be terrible.

Today Huahua will talk to you about how to better grow elm trees in winter?

Watering

Elm potted plants, like other plants, will enter a dormant period in winter. At this time, you should reduce the amount of watering for the elm tree to allow it to have enough energy to dormant and grow new branches and leaves in the spring. Many friends who grow elm trees generally do not keep them indoors, and if they are placed outdoors, they need to be watered less frequently. The outdoor temperature is low, which can easily cause frost damage, so everyone must pay attention.

prune

As a potted plant, it is very important for the elm tree to have a good-looking appearance so that it can be ornamental. You can prune the elm tree according to your own preferences. Not only that, pruning the branches of the elm tree can also allow the elm tree to sprout more and better branches in the spring. During the growing season of the following year, the speed at which the elm tree grows branches and leaves will also be greatly accelerated.

temperature

The temperature in winter is relatively low and not very suitable for plant growth. Although elm trees are relatively cold-resistant plants, it is important to note that they should not be placed where sunlight cannot reach them. Winter is cold enough, and it would be too miserable if the plants lack light. Also, do not place elm trees in windy locations. Winter winds are more damaging to plants. Placing plants in vents probably means you don't want the elm trees to survive.

Compared with other plants, elm trees are very easy to grow, and their growth habits allow them to be cold-resistant in winter, so a lot of time and energy can be saved. I hope that friends who grow elm trees can remember these key points and let their elm trees safely survive the cold winter season.

The above three points are the little knowledge that Huahua wants to tell you about how to care for elm trees in winter. Have you all written them down in your notebooks?