Some people adhere to the attitude of "if you have money, you can be willful". When it comes to raising flowers and plants, they still implement a willful attitude. They can raise whatever flowers and plants they want, and when they want to raise them. !
As everyone knows, planting flowers and plants is in season. If you miss the best stage of planting, you will often get nothing and spend money in vain!
recommends that you don’t be willful when growing flowers. Plant these five plants after autumn. Each of them is very frost-resistant and can withstand the howling north wind, cold climate... and the flowers grow like crazy. leaf!
▼ Anthurium
This plant is at its most beautiful in autumn. Generally, the flowering period of a single flower can last one to two months. If you breed indoors, you can easily raise them even if the lighting conditions are not good! Very shade tolerant!
Anthurium can be cultivated in both soil and water, but in winter when there is no heating indoors, soil cultivation is the best choice. At least this way the plants are more frost-resistant and can avoid freezing when the temperature continues to be lower than 5℃. Root rot and widespread death occur.
In winter, there is no heating at home. In the case of soil cultivation, watering once every 15 to 30 days is enough, and there is no need to do any extra steps!
▼ Begonia
There are many varieties of this plant, which usually enters its peak flowering period in autumn. With good care in the fall, the plants can continue to bloom until next spring.
Remember, the temperature of the environment where the potted plants are located should be controlled above 10 degrees Celsius. The plants will naturally bloom in waves, even before and after the Spring Festival!
Some people may think that begonias are difficult to grow. In fact, it is just because the conditions for raising them are not met!
Generally speaking, if you want begonias to grow healthily and bloom non-stop in autumn, winter and spring, you must at least ensure that the environment in which they are located is well ventilated and has sufficient diffuse light, and the soil must be loose and breathable, and only water when the soil is dry!
▼Alum root
Although this plant is usually maintained as a green plant, it can bloom! The flowers are very fine and broken, but they are far less beautiful than the leaves after they change color!
Therefore, the main goal of people cultivating alum roots is to enjoy the leaves. Usually in autumn and winter, the leaves will be affected by the large temperature difference between morning and evening, and the color will become more gorgeous!
Therefore, autumn and winter are the peak seasons for cultivating alum roots!
Alum root is a perennial plant that grows for many years. It is very cold-resistant. It is finally planted on the ground when it is cultivated outdoors. When it is cultivated indoors in pots, it usually needs to be placed in a semi-shady place.
And when the outdoor temperature is above minus 10 degrees, the windows should be opened frequently for ventilation. In this way, the leaves of alum root will be affected by the natural environment and become more colorful and full of ornamental value.
Remember, when is cultivating alum roots, if you can only expose the alum roots to nature, usually when the ambient temperature continues to be close to zero, you need to take measures to keep the roots warm to prevent the roots from freezing to death!
More practical measures include: collecting dry dead leaves and spreading them close to the roots of the plants; you can also use sawdust or plant ash instead of dead leaves...
▼ longevity flower
If the local temperature has been able to stabilize at 26℃ Below, you can start buying longevity flowers.Moreover, at this time, the longevity flower has entered a state of growth, so you can prune its branches and leaves or change the soil in the pot... to prepare for flowering!
And wait until the end of September to start spraying or watering potassium dihydrogen phosphate with a concentration of 0.2% onto the soil or leaves to ensure that longevity flowers can bloom more and more beautiful flowers in autumn and winter!
In addition, there are many varieties of longevity flowers in various colors. When we plant them, we can plant them all with different colors in one flower pot. In this way, when they bloom, they can achieve a higher appearance and satisfy the viewing requirements. need.
At the same time, the growth habits of longevity flowers are similar, so the breeding process can be standardized and managed with uniform watering and fertilization!
▼ Kale
At first glance, this plant looks exactly like our common vegetable kale, but in fact it is a garden plant with no edible value and cannot be eaten!
Moreover, this plant is mainly used for ornamental leaves. Its leaves are arranged in the same shape as flowers, and different varieties have different colors, which has a very high ornamental value.
At the same time, it is a biennial plant and usually blooms in the second year. At this time, the shape of the leaves will change, become ugly, and need to be pulled out!
Remember that transplanting or sowing in autumn is most suitable.
At the same time, during the breeding process, it is necessary to try to stabilize the ambient temperature between 15 and 25°C. After all, when the ambient temperature is most suitable, its appearance will reach its peak!
Of course, if there are no conditions to control the temperature, don’t worry too much!
This plant is very cold-tolerant. Once the plant is in stable condition, it will not freeze to death even if it is exposed to minus 20°C!
