Key points for the maintenance of Linalin in four seasons

Summer care of Linalo

In summer, when the temperature is high, the growth of Lina stagnates and it is in a semi-dormant state. The key to its maintenance is to cut off water and provide shade.

The light is very strong in summer. If the temperature exceeds 35℃, it is necessary to shade the plant and place it in a ventilated and cool place for maintenance. In summer, you need to control the amount of water, water less or not at all.

Winter care of Linalo

Winter is characterized by low temperatures, weak sunshine and short sunshine hours.

In winter, the Lina lotus needs to be placed indoors for maintenance to ensure a suitable wintering temperature, preferably not lower than 0℃. Receiving sufficient light can appropriately increase the length of sunshine. If you need to water, you should water less often, but keep the soil in the pot slightly moist. You cannot go without watering for the entire winter. If the temperature in winter can be kept above 0℃, there is no need to cut off water, and normal watering is sufficient. However, if the temperature is below 0℃, watering should be controlled to prevent frostbite of the Linaloa plants.

Be careful when watering and don't use heavy water or spray.

Linalin Spring and Autumn Care

Spring and autumn are the main growing seasons for Linaloa, when the light and temperature are relatively suitable.

In spring and autumn, it is necessary to maintain sufficient light, even full sun. Watering should be moderate, basically water thoroughly after the soil is completely dry. Under conditions of sufficient light, you can water more appropriately. Be careful not to water the leaves and neutral part of the Linaloa when watering.

Note that during the transition period between winter and spring and summer and autumn, watering needs to be slowly restored until normal watering is restored.