There are many flowers you don’t need to keep in winter, except these 6 kinds, you will lose a lot if you don’t keep them!

Grow a pot of Clivia and enjoy its flowers and leaves!

Clivia is one of the few flowers that can be appreciated for both its flowers and leaves. If you want to see the leaves, the leaves of Clivia are glossy, thick and shiny. If you want to appreciate the flowers, the flowers of Clivia are large and bright. It is really a must-have in your home!

How to grow Clivia in winter?

It is best to keep the temperature of Clivia above 5℃ in winter, otherwise it will easily freeze to death. Water it about once every 10 days, and rotate the flowerpot appropriately after about a week to prevent the leaves of Clivia from becoming crooked.

Grow a pot of ivy to absorb all the secondhand smoke!

As soon as the New Year arrives, the whole living room is filled with smoke, and this is when Ivy comes into play! The stomata on the leaves can absorb harmful substances in nicotine, thereby reducing the harm of secondhand smoke to the body.

How to grow ivy in winter?

In winter, it is best to ensure that the indoor temperature is above 10℃. For ivy placed in a heated and air-conditioned room, be sure to spray water on the leaves in time to ensure sufficient air humidity. Normally, water the plant when the soil in the pot turns white.

Grow a pot of aloe vera to relieve itching and swelling, and be good for your skin!

In the past, whenever I felt itchy on my body, my mother would just pinch an aloe vera leaf and rub it on Huahua, and the itching would go away after a while. Aloe vera can also be mashed into a paste and applied on the face, and the beauty effect is also great! Just don’t use it if you are allergic to aloe vera!

How to grow aloe vera in winter?

Aloe vera is afraid of cold, so keep the temperature above 10℃ in winter and water it 1-2 times a month. If the room is dry, put a basin of warm water next to the aloe vera to increase the air humidity and prevent the aloe vera from wilting due to lack of water.

Grow a pot of Sansevieria and you will never suffer from insomnia again!

The snake plant opens its stomata at night and absorbs carbon dioxide, making the indoor air cleaner and greatly improving sleep quality. Moreover, the snake plant is super easy to grow. You can just break off a leaf and put it in a pot, and you will grow a large pot!

How to grow Sansevieria in winter?

In winter, keep the indoor temperature at 15℃ so that the snake plant can grow rapidly. Watering it 1-2 times a month is enough. If you want the snake plant to grow vigorously, you can also bury 1-2 cooked soybeans in the flowerpot.

Grow a pot of Chlorophytum comosum and your cooking will taste delicious!

Chlorophytum comosum is very easy to grow. It can grow into a large pot without any care and bloom small red flowers. You can pick them and make a cold dish directly. It tastes very good and has the effect of clearing away heat and detoxifying. It really kills two birds with one stone!

How to grow Chlorophytum comosum in winter?

In winter, place the Chlorophytum comosum on the south balcony to receive sufficient sunlight. Water it only when the surface of the soil in the pot feels dry to prevent root rot. You can use a spray bottle to add 0.2% potassium dihydrogen phosphate solution and spray it on the leaves to make the leaves grow more vigorously!

Grow a pot of wolfberries to nourish your body!

As soon as winter comes, Huahua starts to take care of her health and starts to drink wolfberry soaked in water. Later, she thought, why not grow a pot of wolfberry at home? Just put a few of them in water and enjoy the small potted plants. It's really great!

How to grow wolfberry in winter?

It is best to place wolfberry potted plants in a warm place indoors in winter. Before watering, use a small wooden stick to poke 2-3 cm along the edge of the pot. If the stick is dry, water it. If it is moist, do not water it to prevent root rot.

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