How to grow Magnolia grandiflora in winter

The cultivation temperature of Magnolia grandiflora

When growing Magnolia grandiflora in winter, you need to pay attention to the temperature. It likes warmth but can tolerate certain low temperatures. In winter, the temperature in northern regions is very low, but Magnolia grandiflora can generally survive the winter safely if the temperature is kept between 12℃ and 15℃. It must be kept at least above 2℃ and placed in a cool place with scattered light.

If the temperature is too low, you can move it indoors and place it in a suitable location for cultivation.

Water and fertilizer for Magnolia grandiflora

In winter, most plants go dormant and fertilization needs to be reduced or stopped. Do not apply too much fertilizer to Magnolia grandiflora in winter. Magnolia grandiflora grows slowly in winter. Applying fertilizer at this time may cause root rot in the plant. So stop fertilizing.

In winter, do not water the Magnolia grandiflora too much, because the plant's ability to absorb water is not strong in winter, so reduce watering.

In winter, pay attention to improving ventilation.