Winter is the coldest season of the year. At this time, Anthurium wilts, mostly due to the negative impact of low-temperature freezing damage. The suitable temperature range for the growth of anthurium is between 18 and 28°C, and the lowest temperature in winter should be stable above 10°C.
After winter, move the anthurium indoors for maintenance and close the doors and windows tightly. This is actually wrong. An overly closed environment with poor ventilation and poor indoor air will affect the respiration of the anthurium plants, causing poor growth and wilting. Also avoid getting too close to a heater.
It is a plant that likes shade, but light is also essential. Especially in winter, the light intensity is relatively weak. Anthuriums may grow weakly due to insufficient light intensity or insufficient time. If there is a long period of rain or snow, farmers can consider using artificial light to increase plant lighting.
It is best not to fertilize in winter. At this time, the temperature is low and the soil density is high, which can easily cause fertilizer damage. When watering in winter, pay attention to adjusting the water temperature to the same as the room temperature before watering to avoid excessive temperature differences. At the same time, water the appropriate amount but not too much to avoid freezing damage.
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