How to grow tuberose in winter, safely and without worries!

Breeding methods in winter

temperature:

Tuberose is native to subtropical or warm temperate regions, so its ability to resist cold is very poor. The temperature for cultivation in winter must be above 8 degrees. If the temperature drops to 5 degrees, its leaves will slowly turn yellow and fall off, and finally the whole plant will die. If it is raised outdoors, pay attention to temperature changes in autumn.

Sunlight:

It should be raised in a bright place in winter. Except for the period from May to September when it requires a lot of sunlight, the demand for sunlight is not too high at other times.

Watering:

Its flowering period is from May to October, and its fruiting period is in winter. At this time, the soil must be kept moist, but no water should remain. If the soil is found to be dry, water it in time.

Fertilization:

Do a good job of fertilizing in autumn. Although winter is the fruit-bearing season, you can stop fertilizing.

Common problems in winter cultivation of tuberose:

In winter, the leaves of the plant may turn yellow and fall off. At this time, in addition to ensuring the above cultivation methods, do not take too much care of it. It will grow new leaves tomorrow spring. Some friends think that the plants are dead when they find that a large number of leaves have fallen off, so they give up caring for them. This is wrong.

Kind tips

Potted plants are usually moved indoors in winter. It is important to note that the fragrance of the flowers may be harmful to some people, so be careful when choosing a place to place them.