Silver Star Seasonal Maintenance

Silver Star's Four Seasons Maintenance: Spring and Autumn

Spring and autumn are the growing seasons for Silver Star, and it can receive full sunlight. In spring and autumn, the climate is more suitable for the growth of silver star, so its maintenance is much simpler than in summer and winter.

First of all, since it is in the growing period, Silver Star can be watered once a week to keep the soil in the pot dry but not wet. It is sufficient to fertilize once a month.

Secondly, since silver star grows vigorously in spring and autumn, these two seasons are very suitable for the reproduction of silver star, and the relative survival rate will be higher than that in winter and summer.

Silver Star's Four Seasons Care - Summer

Due to the high temperature in summer, the silver star will enter a short dormant period. At this time, watering should be controlled and fertilization should be stopped. But you can't completely cut off the water, just water it a little bit. When the temperature is high, pay attention to providing adequate shading, but not too much shade.

During the hot and rainy summer season, pay attention to ventilation. If ventilation is poor, the silver star will rot and die.

Silver Star's Four Seasons Care: Winter

Winter and summer are different.

Silver Star is not cold-resistant, so you must keep warm in winter. It is a good idea to place the silver star in a sunny place indoors. If conditions permit, you can place it in a greenhouse.

If the temperature can be kept above 0 degrees in winter, you can water normally. If it is below 0 degrees, stop watering. Be careful not to spray or give too much water.

Stop fertilizing in winter.