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Will Polygonatum freeze to death in winter

Walter White
2020-07-07 09:05:56
The temperature in winter is very low, many plants are easy to be frostbitten, but Polygonatum has a good cold resistance, so it will not freeze to death in general. However, it also needs to keep warm properly. It's better to cover it with a plastic film or use straw to keep warm. If the flowerpot is cultured, it can be moved to the house for cultivation.

Will it freeze to death?

The growth ability of Polygonatum is relatively good, and its cold resistance is also very good. Even in winter, it can grow well and will not freeze to death. Although it is not easy to freeze to death, but also need to keep warm, not only for its winter is very beneficial, but also for its growth in the next year.

2. Methods of keeping warm

Relatively speaking, it is not afraid of cold, so it does not need to pay much attention to heat preservation. As long as the weather is relatively cold, it can be covered with a transparent plastic film, or straw can be used to keep warm. It should be noted that when spring comes, the covering will be removed. Some people will plant a small amount of plants in a large flowerpot. If they are raised at home, they can move the plants indoors, which also has a good warming effect.

3. Winter method

1. Watering: when watering in winter, it must be less. You can water it back in 5-7 days, as long as the cultivated soil has a little humidity.

2. Fertilization: apply fertilizer once before entering winter, which can be phosphate fertilizer, farmyard fertilizer or cake fertilizer. After applying fertilizer, loosen the soil properly, and the essence will absorb nutrients better.

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