How do million bells survive the winter? What should I do if the lower leaves wither?

1. How do million bells survive the winter?

Million Bells has a certain degree of cold resistance, but if it is grown in cold northern regions, it is recommended to move it indoors to avoid frostbite that affects its growth next year. After winter, pruning should be carried out, and some weak branches and twigs should be cut off, leaving only strong branches. The height of the entire plant is controlled at about 15 cm, which can save a lot of nutrients and is beneficial for next year's flowering and growth. In addition, it should be placed in a bright place and exposed to the sun more often. Do not water it casually unless it is dry.

2. What to do if the leaves of Million Bells wither

1. Lack of water: It requires a lot of water for its growth, so it needs to be watered frequently. If the soil lacks water for a long time, the leaves below will slowly wither and turn yellow. After discovery, water should be added as soon as possible. It is best to water it thoroughly once, but be careful not to allow water to accumulate.

2. Improper lighting: It likes light, but cannot be exposed to the scorching sun for a long time. If the leaves are exposed to the scorching sun, they will turn yellow and slowly wither. Of course, it cannot be deprived of light, otherwise the leaves will lose their green color, turn yellow, and wither. It is best to place it in a place with sufficient diffuse light and expose it to sunlight for six to eight hours a day. It will grow better in such an environment.

3. Infection with diseases: If the environment provided is not suitable, the plant will be infected with diseases and the leaves will wither. The diseased leaves should be cut off in time to avoid infection. Also spray pesticides for thorough prevention and control. By changing the maintenance environment later, it can slowly recover.