How to grow tiger skin plant in winter

Maintenance temperature of tiger lily in winter

In winter, one issue that plants need to pay close attention to is temperature. Because the temperature is low in winter, if the plants are not cold-resistant enough, they will easily be frozen to death.

Tiger Piranha prefers a relatively warm growing environment. Its suitable growth temperature is between 20℃ and 30℃. The winter overwintering temperature should not be lower than 10℃. Therefore, when growing Sansevieria in winter, try not to place it indoors. A warm indoor environment is a better breeding place. Note that the indoor temperature should be kept above 5°C. If there is no heating indoors, it is best to cover the Sansevieria with a plastic bottom to keep it warm.

Watering Sansevieria in winter

The temperature is generally relatively low in winter. Tiger Piranha is a desert plant and is afraid of frozen leaves and waterlogging, so it is best to control watering in winter. Tiger Piranha is a relatively drought-resistant plant. It can survive even when the soil is dry. You can resume watering in spring. If the indoor temperature is not warm enough, it is best to stop watering and wait until the temperature rises before watering again.

Don't fertilize Tiger Pilan in winter

In winter, the growth of Sansevieria slows down, and a large amount of fertilizer is not needed at this time because Sansevieria does not have a high demand for fertilizer in winter.

Winter frost protection for tiger lily

In winter, you must pay attention to frost protection for Sansevieria, because Sansevieria is a plant with a relatively high water content in its leaves. If it is frozen in winter, the cells will rupture and cause it to die. So you need to be careful about frost prevention and don’t let the snake plant die.