How to keep golden fingers in winter

1. Suitable temperature

The cold resistance of golden fingers is not very good, and the first task in winter is to ensure that the temperature is within a suitable range. Specifically, when the temperature drops to around five degrees, it should be moved indoors. If you place the plant on the balcony or directly outdoors in winter, you can take other measures to keep it warm, such as covering the plant with plastic wrap.

2. Strictly control water

Golden Finger has basically no demand for water in winter, so water must be controlled throughout the winter. Even if you notice the soil is very dry, don't water it easily. After the temperature slowly rises, you can slowly resume watering. But don't overwater at first.

3. Strictly control fertilizer

When growing golden fingers in winter, fertilization and watering are similar. No fertilizer is needed in winter. Golden fingers generally do not grow in winter, so even applying fertilizer will be useless and may even cause fertilizer damage. Likewise, wait until the temperature rises before resuming fertilization.

4. Adequate lighting

Although golden fingers may hibernate in winter, sufficient light is still very necessary. It can be placed in the brightest place in the room.

5. Proper ventilation

Regular ventilation is also required during winter maintenance, but considering that wind will reduce the temperature and to avoid frostbite, the ventilation time should not be too long.