How Black-Eyed Susans Survive the Winter

Why should you be careful when caring for black-eyed Susan in winter?

The reason why we need to be careful in caring for Black-eyed Susan in winter is because Black-eyed Susan is not a very cold-resistant plant, so we need to pay attention to its maintenance in winter to avoid its death.

According to the information and the maintenance experience of some flower lovers, the winter cultivation temperature of Black-eyed Susan needs to be kept above 9℃ in order to safely overwinter, and at least not lower than 5℃. However, in winter, some measures can be taken to increase the chances of successful wintering.

How to Overwinter Black-Eyed Susan

First of all, it is necessary to ensure the appropriate temperature. Because Black-eyed Susan is not cold-resistant, the temperature must be kept above 9°C in winter. If there are heating and other insulation measures in the home, the Black-eyed Susan can be placed in a heated place to increase the temperature. But be careful to keep it away from heaters to avoid burns to the plants.

The second thing is to cut the black-eyed Susan short. Cut it short, mainly cut off some branches and leaves, so that it will be easier for Black-eyed Susan to overwinter.

The last point is that black-eyed Susan needs proper care during the winter. In addition to maintaining the temperature, you can place it in a place with light during the day. Pay attention to moisturizing and maintaining appropriate humidity, but water control is required.

If Black-eyed Susan is difficult to maintain during the winter, you will have to treat it as an annual plant.