Is Euphorbia paniculata afraid of cold?Euphorbia milii is afraid of frost, and the minimum temperature for its maintenance should be kept above 3°C. If you want it to survive the winter smoothly, the best temperature is 15°C. It is not very cold-resistant in winter. If the temperature is too low, it will not only hibernate, but also be frostbitten. How to care for Euphorbia milii in winter1. Temperature: The temperature for maintaining Euphorbia milii in winter should not be lower than 0 degrees, otherwise the plant will freeze to death. When the temperature is below 10 degrees, it will enter a dormant period. As long as the indoor temperature is kept above 15 degrees in winter, it can still bloom. 2. Watering: The growth will be slower in winter. You can water it according to the weather and the dryness and wetness of the potting soil. It is better to keep it a little dry at ordinary times. Too wet will easily cause root rot. 3. Fertilization: In winter, if the indoor temperature allows it to bloom, you can apply thin liquid fertilizer once every half a month. If it enters a dormant period in winter, it is best not to fertilize. When fertilizing, avoid using concentrated fertilizers as they can easily burn the roots. 4. Light: Euphorbia milii prefers light. No matter what season it is, it needs sunlight. Especially in winter, it needs to be placed in a place with sufficient light for maintenance. 5. Sunbathing : Euphorbia milii likes light and can be exposed to the sun in winter. The light in winter is very soft, so it should be placed in a well-lit place to get more sun exposure, which will help promote the differentiation of flower buds and better flowering. Main points for the maintenance of Euphorbia milii in winter in the northEuphorbia milii is a plant that is more suitable for cultivation in the north, because there is heating indoors in the north in winter, which makes it easier to maintain a stable temperature in winter, allowing Euphorbia milii to bloom all year round. However, it should be noted that indoor air circulation must be maintained properly, and it should not be placed in a draughty location. If it is too stuffy, spray it with water appropriately. Precautions for winter cultivation of Euphorbia milii1. Euphorbia milii is relatively drought-resistant, so reduce watering during winter care. If the soil in the pot of the plant is too wet for a long time, it will cause root rot and endanger the growth of the plant. 2. Euphorbia milii will bloom in winter, so it will consume a lot of its nutrients. At this time, nutrients become very important, so be sure to apply enough fertilizer in advance. 3. When the branches of Euphorbia milii are injured, white juice will flow out of the wound. This juice is irritating to human skin and eyes. When repotting, be sure to wear gloves to avoid contact with skin and eyes. 4. Euphorbia milii is not cold-resistant, so it is best to grow it indoors in winter. Because the indoor temperature is generally relatively high, it can allow it to grow better. If placed outdoors, it will easily freeze to death. |
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