How does red sandalwood survive the winter?

Maintenance points

Winter Temperature

In winter, the indoor temperature should not be lower than 3℃. It would be best if it can reach between 20℃ and 30℃. It prefers this growth temperature.

Winter Moisture

The root system of small-leaf red sandalwood is generally well developed, so its requirements for soil are not high, but there should be no stagnant water in the pot and it should not be watered too much, but the frequency of watering should be maintained every two or three days.

Winter Light

If you plant small-leaf red sandalwood indoors, due to the lack of light indoors, and relatively low humidity, the air flow is slow, and sometimes there may be too much dust, resulting in poor air quality, which is not conducive to the growth of small-leaf red sandalwood. So the position of the potted plants should be changed occasionally. But the main thing is not to do it too frequently, so as not to make the small-leaf red sandalwood unable to adapt.

Placement

If you raise fish in the north, the climate in the north is drier than in the south, and the soil in the north is mostly alkaline. Flower growers can buy some fertilizer like ferrous sulfate and add it to water to fertilize the red sandalwood. Never place red sandalwood near a heater to keep it warm. Red sandalwood likes moisture, so it is best to spray it with water frequently. This is especially true in winter when heating is available.

Precautions

Dalbergia small-leaf is a kind of tropical plant that likes sunshine. In winter, it must be placed indoors, preferably on a balcony where it can receive sunlight, to ensure that the Dalbergia small-leaf has enough light.