How does Euphorbia gejin survive the winter?

1. Adjust the temperature

When Euphorbia pulcherrima is overwintering, attention should be paid to temperature regulation, and the lowest temperature should not be lower than 5℃. Especially in some areas in the north, the temperature should be controlled within an appropriate range. Generally, in winter, they need to be moved indoors for breeding.

2. Block the cold wind

The place where it is maintained should not be exposed to cold wind, so it should not be placed in a windy place. The plant should be placed in a place without wind. Sometimes, even if the temperature is not very low, the plants may be frostbitten if they are exposed to the wind for a long time. If ventilation is necessary, open the windows appropriately at noon.

3. Stay away from heating

The place where you place Euphorbia pulcherrima should be away from heaters, because the heat from the heater will cause the moisture in the plant to evaporate faster, making it easy to dry out. Therefore, when keeping it indoors, you must choose a good location and do not place it directly on the floor heating.

4. Pay attention to water control

Because the temperature is lower during the winter, it is necessary to control water and not let the soil in the pot be too moist. If there is too much water in the soil, the low temperature will lower the water temperature in the soil, causing the plants to be frostbitten.