Speaking of chlorophytum, everyone is familiar with it, and it is a common green potted plant in life. But there is a kind of flower also called chlorophytum, which is the peony chlorophytum. Its leaves are dark green and bright, with bright little red flowers, which are more ornamental. Use two tricks to "protect fertility" in winter, and it will grow into a small old pile next year.

Peony "conservation"

(1) During winter dormancy, diseased branches and sparse branches can be cut off, and overlapping branches and dense branches can be properly thinned to avoid excessive nutrient consumption. While maintaining the beautiful appearance, it also promotes the germination of more lateral branches in the coming year, ensuring that the plants grow more luxuriantly, full of green and bloom more brightly.

(2) In addition to avoiding consumption, it is also necessary to promote plant energy conversion. In winter, you need to bask in the sun more, accelerate the photosynthesis of plants and store more energy. Chlorophyte peony itself is fond of light, so it should be placed in a sunny place at home in winter to receive sufficient sunlight, and the light is mild in winter, so there is no need to worry about sunburn. First, it can enhance the cold resistance and improve the success rate of overwintering; In order to store nutrients for the growth and flowering in the coming year.

In addition, we should also pay attention to indoor maintenance, and regularly open windows for ventilation to ensure that plants can breathe fresh air, leaves grow full and dark green, and photosynthesis will be stronger.

Basic maintenance in winter

Peony chlorophytum is not cold-tolerant, and its growth rate slows down in winter, in order to avoid frostbite and other problems. Once the temperature drops, it should be moved indoors for maintenance in time, and the indoor temperature should not be lower than 10℃, so that plants can continue to grow. If necessary, spread small particles of plant materials on the surface of the basin soil, and use sawdust to increase the thickness of the soil to prevent frostbite at the roots.

In winter, the watering times of Paeonia suffruticosa should be reduced, and the potted soil can be kept slightly dry without watering. It is best to choose the noon time when the temperature is high. The temperature difference between autumn and winter is large, so don't water it after the evening, so as to avoid the low temperature at night and the freezing of the surface of the basin soil, which will lead to frostbite of the peony chlorophytum.

Summary: Peony is easy to maintain in winter. Proper pruning and more sunshine can make plants "maintain fertility" and promote growth and flowering in the coming year. Doing basic cold-proof and warm-keeping measures and reducing watering and fertilization can safely overwinter.

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