Measures for Dealing with Abnormal Leaf Drop in Winter Flowers and Methods for Preserving Edible Fungi

After ventilating an indoor space in winter, close the windows immediately and spray with New High-lipid Film to prevent the flowers from freezing. When necessary, add a plastic bag for insulation. In early winter, as long as it does not affect the normal growth of the flowers, extend the cold-hardening period for the flowers a little longer. It is recommended that in an air-conditioned room where flowers are kept, spray the leaves frequently with New High-lipid Film to maintain their water balance and keep the leaves full of vitality. If the water temperature is too low, it is recommended to store the water for watering the flowers at home for a period of time, which both raises the water temperature and volatilizes the chlorine. You can also put the water in direct sunlight at noon on a sunny day. If the roots are damaged, it is recommended to take the plant out promptly, cut away the dead tissue, disinfect the roots and the potting soil with New High-lipid Film + potassium permanganate, and then replant. If the light is insufficient, it is recommended to turn on a light indoors to increase the number of light hours, or move the plant to a sunny windowsill to bask in the sun, which can produce an immediate effect.