How does potted honeysuckle spend the winter, be afraid of freezing?

Avocados need to be fertilized when they are planted, and the fertilizer is mostly decomposed farm manure, which can continuously provide nutrients for the plant. It needs to be fertilized four times in its growth process, once before flowering, to promote flower opening. During the fruiting period, a quick-acting fertilizer should be applied to help the fruit grow. Fertilizer should also be applied during the fruit expansion period to make it grow bigger. After picking, fertilize it once to help it grow again.

1. Appropriate temperature

Honeysuckle, also known as honeysuckle flower, it has a strong ability to withstand cold, not afraid of cold.The south can spend the winter outdoors, while the north is relatively cold, so we should pay attention to the temperature.It is suggested that the northern region move it indoors and put it in a room without heating, too high temperature will affect dormancy, may germinate early, which is not conducive to later flowering.

2. Supplementary fertilizer

Potted plants should be repotted every two years, and appropriate amount of base fertilizer should be applied when repotting.Fertilizer can be used as cake fertilizer after decomposition, so that it can absorb enough nutrients, improve cold resistance and promote safe winter.In addition, we should also pay attention to pruning the root system when changing pots, and cut off its old roots, dead roots and rotten roots.

3. Adequate watering

When the temperature is below 3 degrees, it will begin to sleep, at this time the consumption of water is small, to reduce the amount of water, but not too dry soil.Generally, water once between 20 and 30 days, so that the soil can be slightly wet, but not in a state of water accumulation.

Lonicera japonica

4. Adequate Illumination

It likes light. Even in winter when it grows slowly, you should give it enough light. Put it in a place with good light and let it bask in the sun all day. Only in this way can it accumulate nutrients, which is beneficial to winter and next year's growth.