Cultivation methods and precautions of Sansevieria in winter. Will it freeze to death?

1. Breeding methods

1. Keep warm indoors: Sansevieria likes warm environment and is not cold-resistant. The temperature in winter is too low. It must be moved indoors after the temperature drops, and pay attention to the indoor temperature. The temperature must be above 10 degrees, otherwise it is easy to get frostbite.

2. Get more sun: It likes diffuse light environment. The light in winter is very gentle. Not only will it not get sunburned, but it can also increase its own temperature and help it survive the winter. It is recommended to place it on the windowsill indoors, and it is best to give it light all day to help it survive the winter.

3. Reduce watering: Its growth rate is relatively slow in the low temperature environment in winter, and its water requirement is not high. Therefore, you should reduce the frequency of watering to keep the soil moist and slightly dry. In addition, pay attention to the water temperature and try to keep it close to the soil temperature to reduce irritation.

2. Precautions

In winter, Sansevieria will enter a dormant stage and almost stop growing. Be careful not to apply fertilizer at this time, otherwise not only will the plant not absorb it, but it will also cause fertilizer damage and prevent it from surviving the winter. Wait until the temperature rises in spring and growth resumes before applying fertilizer to ensure more vigorous growth.

3. Will I freeze to death in winter?

Sansevieria is not cold-resistant. If it is not moved indoors in time and the temperature is not controlled, it will be frostbitten or even frozen to death, especially in the northern region. If you follow the above method to raise the plants, they will survive the winter safely and grow better next year.