Will bougainvillea freeze to death in winter? In the north, winter maintenance methods

1. Will I freeze to death?

Bougainvillea has relatively poor cold resistance. If it is grown outdoors in northern regions without any protective measures, it will easily be frozen to death. But generally, people will move it indoors and adjust the temperature to above 15℃, so it will not be frozen to death. When the temperature drops below 5℃, it will stop growing and even drop its leaves.

2. Winter maintenance methods

1. Maintenance environment: After entering winter, it needs to be placed indoors for maintenance, but northern regions generally have heating or floor heating. If this is the case, place it away from the heater. In addition, air circulation should be enhanced, otherwise the plant's breathing will be hindered.

2. Adequate light: During the winter, not only the temperature should be adjusted properly, but the plant should also receive continuous light and be maintained in a place with sufficient sunlight. If it does not see sunlight throughout the winter, its growth vitality will be reduced and it may even lose leaves.

3. Water appropriately: When the temperature is low, the growth rate of the plant will slow down, and watering should be reduced. The soil in the pot should be moist, but not too wet. A little dryness will not have much impact. It should be noted that the water temperature for watering cannot be too low, it must be at room temperature, otherwise it will stimulate its root system after being watered into the soil.