How to raise blue snowflakes in winter

1. Keep warm

Winter is quite cold, so if you want it to survive the winter normally, you must move it indoors. At this time, frost damage will occur outdoors, or you can put a small bag on the plant to protect it from the cold. Generally, as long as you pay some attention, it can survive the cold winter smoothly.

2. Temperature increase

Whether the breeding temperature is suitable for its growth is also very important. Generally speaking, its growth rate will slow down in an environment below 10 degrees, and if the temperature is very low, it will stop growing directly. Therefore, it is extremely important to raise the temperature for winter to above 10 degrees, and usually it can be placed indoors.

3. Reasonable water supply

As we all know, water evaporates very slowly at this time, so the amount of water given must not be too large. The most scientific way to water is to water appropriately according to the climate. When the breeding temperature is around 10 degrees, you can water it once a week. When the temperature rises to 15 degrees, you can water it once or twice a week. In fact, the higher the temperature, the more frequent the watering.

4. Adequate lighting

The temperature in winter is already very low. If it does not receive sufficient sunlight, it may be frostbitten or even frozen to death. When keeping it indoors, try to expose it to the sun as much as possible. The sunlight in severe winter is not strong, so there is no need to worry about it getting burned.