How to raise millet star in winter

1. Adequate sunlight

It is a light-loving plant, and the light in winter is relatively soft, so it should be placed in a place with better light and get more sunlight to receive all-day exposure. If the light is not sufficient, the distance between the two leaves will become larger, affecting the viewing effect.

2. Suitable temperature

The temperature is lower in winter. When it drops to around 10 degrees, move it indoors for maintenance and keep it above 5 degrees. Be careful not to drop below 2 degrees, otherwise its leaves will be frostbitten and it will also affect germination.

3. Strictly control water

The plant grows very slowly in winter because of the low temperature. It is necessary to cut off watering and keep the soil in the pot dry so that it can survive normally and safely. Once water is applied, the soil can easily freeze, causing root damage and death.

4. Apply fertilizer appropriately

If the indoor temperature is suitable, you can apply a small amount of fertilizer by placing granular fertilizer directly on the soil. If the temperature is low, don't apply it. Just keep the temperature and light good.