Autumn wind grows cooler, 6 cold-fearing flowers should be moved back home quickly, any later and they may freeze to death

The Cold Dew among the recent 24 solar terms has arrived, which signals that late autumn has come, temperatures are gradually dropping in all regions, and in many places the nighttime temperature has already reached 5°C. For plants, this is another period when the growing environment needs to be changed.

The autumn wind is "chilly", these 6 flowers "fear the cold", hurry and bring them home, any later and only the flower pots will be left

Many flowers were previously cared for outdoors, and by this time they need to be moved indoors for care, otherwise the plants will stop growing or suffer cold damage because the temperature is too low. Today I will share 6 common household flowers. After the temperature drops, the plants will stop growing. If the temperature falls to 0°C and they are still kept outdoors, the plants will suffer cold damage and death, so hurry and move them indoors for care to ensure healthy growth.

1. Spider plant

Spider plant (Chlorophytum comosum) is a very popular household flower. Many flower lovers keep spider plants because they are not only easy to grow but also multiply quickly. However, spider plants are not cold-tolerant; when the ambient temperature is below 7°C, they will stop growing and their leaves will suffer cold damage. The most obvious sign is yellowing leaves. So when growing spider plants now, it is best to place the pot on a warm balcony with good light. The same applies to winter care. This way the plant can not only grow healthily but also get through the winter smoothly.

2. Phalaenopsis

Phalaenopsis (Phalaenopsis spp.) is a plant with very beautiful blooms; its flowers look very much like butterflies dancing gracefully. Phalaenopsis is a plant that is not cold-tolerant. When the ambient temperature is below 15°C, the plant will stop growing, and below 10°C it will develop yellow leaves. So when caring for Phalaenopsis in autumn and winter, be sure to place it in a warm indoor spot with good light. Only then can it grow normally and get through the winter smoothly.

3. Aloe

Aloe varieties include candelabra aloe (Aloe arborescens), Chinese aloe (Aloe vera var. chinensis), and lace aloe (Aloe aristata). Among these three aloes, lace aloe is relatively more cold-tolerant and can grow normally above 0°C, but candelabra aloe and Chinese aloe will stop growing when the ambient temperature is below 5°C, and in severe cases will suffer cold damage and become water-soaked, so in autumn they should be moved indoors for care.

4. Golden pothos

The suitable growing ambient temperature for golden pothos (Epipremnum aureum) is between 15°C and 25°C. When autumn arrives, place golden pothos in a warm indoor spot with good light to prevent root rot and yellowing leaves caused by too low a temperature. In winter, many flower lovers say golden pothos has a hard time getting through the winter, but actually this is because the care method is not appropriate. As long as golden pothos is placed on a warm balcony with good light, the plant can get through the winter smoothly.

5. Money tree

Money tree (Pachira aquatica) is a very popular household flower, generally placed in the living room or on the balcony. Now in autumn, many flower lovers also place it outdoors for care, which makes the plant grow faster, but as the temperature drops, when the ambient temperature is below 10°C, the growth rate of the money tree will slow down. If the temperature drops further, yellowing leaves and leaf drop will occur. So in late autumn and winter, place the money tree in a warm indoor spot with good light for care. This way yellowing leaves and leaf drop are less likely to occur.

6. Gardenia

Gardenia (Gardenia jasminoides) is a flower that is not cold-tolerant. Generally it can only grow normally above 10°C. When the ambient temperature becomes low, the plant will develop yellowing leaves and leaf drop. When caring for it in autumn and winter, place it on a balcony with good light, which ensures both temperature and light, and the plant can grow normally.

The 6 common household flowers are all not particularly cold-tolerant and fear the cold, so when caring for them in autumn and winter, place them indoors for care as early as possible. This way the plants can not only grow healthily but also get through the winter safely.

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