How to keep potted honeysuckle alive in winter? Are you afraid of freezing?

1. Suitable temperature

Honeysuckle is also called honeysuckle. It has strong cold resistance and is not afraid of freezing. People in the south can spend the winter outdoors, but the northern region is relatively cold, so you still need to pay attention to the temperature. It is recommended to move it indoors in northern regions and place it in a room without heating. Too high a temperature will affect dormancy and may cause it to germinate early, which will be detrimental to later flowering.

2. Supplement fertilizer

Potted plants should be repotted every two years, and an appropriate amount of base fertilizer should be applied during repotting. Fertilizer can be decomposed cake fertilizer, so that it can absorb enough nutrients, improve cold resistance, and help it survive the winter safely. In addition, pay attention to pruning the root system when repotting, and cut off all the old roots, dead roots, and rotten roots.

3. Watering in moderation

When the temperature is below 3 degrees, it will begin to hibernate. At this time, it consumes less water. You should reduce the amount of water, but the soil should not be too dry. Generally, water once every 20-30 days, so that the soil can be kept slightly moist but not waterlogged.

4. Adequate lighting

It itself likes light, so even in the winter when growth is slow, it must be given enough light and placed in a well-lit place to bask in the sun all day. This will allow it to accumulate nutrients, which is beneficial for its wintering and growth next year.