After Frost's Descent, move these 5 flowers indoors to grow, and they will bloom brilliantly in winter, making everyone envious

Frost's Descent has arrived. Move these "5 kinds of flowers" indoors to grow, and they will bloom brilliantly in winter, making even the neighbors envious

Many family members and friends around me love growing flowers, and growing flowers has become their lifestyle habit and hobby. Usually tending to some flowers and plants can cultivate the mind and character, and also help pass the leisure time.

For people who love growing flowers, they always keep all kinds of flowers and plants at home, and some flower lovers even make their homes have blooming flowers all year round. It is autumn now, and many flower lovers are growing flowering plants such as clivia (Clivia miniata), crab claw cactus (Schlumbergera), kalanchoe (Kalanchoe blossfeldiana), amaryllis (Hippeastrum), and cyclamen (Cyclamen persicum). They all begin to open beautiful flowers in winter. In autumn, in order to meet the plants' growth needs, many people place the potted plants on balconies or terraces for care. As the weather temperature drops, these potted plants need to be moved indoors promptly for normal care, so that the plants can bloom brilliantly in winter.

1. Clivia

Clivia is a very popular household flower. Many flower lovers place clivia pots at home and in the office. Generally, potted clivia will bloom beautiful flowers in winter. Autumn is its growing season. As late autumn arrives, the temperature gradually drops, and Frost's Descent is coming soon, so the potted clivia needs to be moved to a warm indoor spot with good lighting for care. This way it grows quickly. At the same time, spray the clivia leaves once with a 0.2% potassium dihydrogen phosphate aqueous solution. This can promote the development of clivia flower buds, and after winter begins it can bloom beautiful flowers.

2. Crab claw cactus

Crab claw cactus is a flower that blooms very brilliantly and gorgeously in winter. In winter, the potted crab claw cactus should be moved indoors for care, because now is the period of rapid growth for crab claw cactus. So place it on a ventilated balcony, and it should receive sufficient scattered light to promote the development of leaves and flower buds. At the same time, prune the old leaves at the bottom of the crab claw cactus to reduce nutrient consumption and promote the growth of new leaves, because the flowers of the crab claw cactus all grow from new leaves. During care, supplement the crab claw cactus with phosphorus and potassium fertilizer once a week, which can provide nutrients for flower bud development and let the crab claw cactus bloom beautiful flowers in winter.

3. Kalanchoe

Kalanchoe is a plant that is not cold-tolerant, so as the temperature drops, it should be placed on a warm balcony for care. Generally, kalanchoe has a relatively long flowering period, blooming from autumn each year all the way to summer of the following year. Around the Chinese New Year each year, kalanchoe flowers bloom very brightly. At the end of each flowering period, promptly prune off the spent flowers of the kalanchoe, then spray the plant with a potassium dihydrogen phosphate aqueous solution. This can promote the development of new flower buds and let it bloom again quickly. When caring for kalanchoe in winter, place it on a warm balcony with good lighting. The plant grows rapidly and has a large number of flowers.

4. Amaryllis

Amaryllis is a bulbous flower. It generally goes dormant in the high-temperature season and grows rapidly after autumn arrives. However, amaryllis is a plant that is not cold-tolerant. As the temperature drops, the potted plant should be kept indoors. Winter is also the flowering period of amaryllis, so now is the key period for its growth. It needs to be supplemented with a compound fertilizer once a week to promote the growth of the bulb. After winter begins, amaryllis needs phosphorus and potassium fertilizer to promote flower bud development and prevent the scape from being trapped. This way, amaryllis will soon open beautiful large flowers in winter.

5. Cyclamen

Cyclamen is also known as rabbit ear flower. Its flowers are very beautiful and bright. It is a flower for the year-end season and will bloom around the Spring Festival each year. Placed at home, it brings a prosperous and lively atmosphere. Cyclamen is a plant that is not cold-tolerant. As the temperature drops, place it on a balcony at home with good lighting. With normal care, the plant can bloom in winter. Of course, before the flowering period arrives, it should be supplemented with phosphorus and potassium fertilizer to promote flower bud development, and at the same time prune the old leaves at the bottom.

For these 5 common winter-blooming plants, as the temperature drops, they should be moved indoors to a warm balcony for care. Only in this way can they meet the plants' normal growth needs and bloom beautiful flowers in winter.

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