How to grow honeysuckle in winter

1. Fertilization

It has relatively high requirements for fertilizer. Before winter, you can add basal fertilizer to the soil where it is grown to help it absorb more nutrients. Usually you can put an appropriate amount of base fertilizer in its potting soil to provide it with nutrients to absorb and grow better. And it can help it survive the winter safely.

2. Watering

In winter, reduce watering or even stop watering. Before winter, you can wait for the soil in the pot to dry out and water it once with plenty of water. This watering can help warm its roots and prevent it from freezing to death in winter. Pay attention to water control and do not water too much, which will cause root rot and affect its normal growth. In the spring of the following year, you can water it again. When the temperature rises, you can water it to wake up the roots and promote better growth.

3. Pruning

Proper pruning in winter can help it grow better. It can also prevent the loss of nutrients. Place it in an environment with good air circulation to facilitate its growth. Note that the best time for pruning is the end of December. Do not prune too early or too late. Because in winter, as long as the temperature is around 5 degrees, it can grow and germinate. If pruning is done too late, it will affect the growth of the plant and cause nutrient loss. Be sure to prune off dead branches, withered old leaves, diseased leaves, etc.