Can Clematis freeze to death in winter?

1. Will the plants freeze to death in winter?

If grown in winter, the plants will not be damaged as long as the temperature does not fall below the limit temperature. Its maximum temperature is zero degrees, so as long as the temperature is not below zero degrees, you will not freeze to death.

2. Key points of winter breeding

1. Temperature: The temperature is very low in winter. In order to keep the plants warm, some insulation measures need to be taken. You can wrap the outside of the flowerpot with plastic foam or cloth strips, or you can cover the plant with a thicker soil. Northern families all have heating. If you grow it indoors, you cannot place it directly on the ground. The temperature on the ground is too high, which will affect the dormancy of the plant. You need to place it on a flower rack.

2. Watering: The rules for watering in winter are the same as those in other seasons. Before watering, observe the condition of the soil in the pot first. If the soil is completely dry, you need to water it. If the soil in the pot is moist, you don’t need to water it for the time being.

3. Light: It also needs light in winter. The sunlight in winter is not strong and the sunshine time is relatively short, so it can be grown directly on the balcony. If you use a frame, move the frame together to avoid breaking the woody vines.