Which plants must not be exposed to drafts in winter? With care methods

As winter arrives and temperatures gradually drop, the flowers and plants in our homes need even more careful attention. In the cold season, although ventilation is somewhat beneficial to plant growth, for certain specific flowers, ventilation can become a deadly "killer." Today, let us learn together which four kinds of flowers absolutely must not be ventilated when the weather is cold, otherwise they will die as soon as air blows on them, beyond saving, and regret will be useless!

Crown of Thorns (Euphorbia milii):Crown of Thorns, also known as Christ plant, is a very popular flowering plant. Its flowers are small and delicate, brightly colored, with an extremely long blooming period, and it has high ornamental value. However, Crown of Thorns has high temperature requirements, is not cold-tolerant, and does not like being blown by cold wind. In winter, if ventilated too much, the indoor temperature will drop sharply, causing Crown of Thorns to suffer cold damage; in mild cases the leaves turn yellow and fall off, and in severe cases the plant dies.

Therefore, when caring for Crown of Thorns in winter, try to place it in a warm, wind-sheltered spot indoors, avoiding direct cold wind. At the same time, pay attention to keeping the indoor temperature stable, avoiding adverse effects on the plant caused by too great a temperature difference.

Christmas Cactus (Schlumbergera):Christmas Cactus is a unique flowering plant, with leaves that are flat like crab claws and have serrated edges, while its flowers hang from the branches like bright little lanterns, very beautiful. Christmas Cactus likes a warm, humid environment, is not cold-tolerant, and does not like being attacked by cold wind. In winter, if ventilated too much, the leaves of Christmas Cactus are very prone to frost damage, which in turn affects the growth and blooming of the whole plant.

To keep Christmas Cactus growing healthily, in winter it should be placed in a warm, humid, wind-sheltered spot indoors. At the same time, pay attention to reducing the frequency and amount of watering, to avoid root rot caused by too much water. In addition, you can appropriately supplement Christmas Cactus with some fertilizer to improve its cold resistance.

Jasmine (Jasminum sambac):Jasmine is a strongly fragrant flowering plant; its flowers are white as snow and wonderfully fragrant, and it is deeply loved by people. However, Jasmine also has relatively high temperature requirements, is not cold-tolerant, and does not like being hit by cold wind. In winter, if ventilated too much, the leaves and flowers of Jasmine are very prone to frost damage and falling off, seriously affecting its ornamental value.

To keep Jasmine growing healthily, in winter it should be placed in a warm, wind-sheltered spot indoors, and avoid direct cold wind. At the same time, pay attention to controlling the indoor temperature, avoiding adverse effects on the plant caused by too great a temperature difference. In addition, you can appropriately spray Jasmine with some foliar fertilizer to improve its cold resistance and ornamental value.

Money Tree (Pachira aquatica):Money Tree is a plant with an auspicious meaning; its leaves are deep green and its branches and foliage are lush, giving it high ornamental value. However, Money Tree also has relatively high temperature requirements, is not cold-tolerant, and does not like being attacked by cold wind. In winter, if ventilated too much, the leaves of Money Tree are very prone to frost damage and falling off, which in turn affects the growth and appearance of the whole plant.

To keep Money Tree growing healthily, in winter it should be placed in a warm, wind-sheltered spot indoors, and avoid direct cold wind. At the same time, pay attention to controlling the amount and frequency of watering, to avoid root rot caused by too much water. In addition, you can appropriately prune the branches and leaves of Money Tree to improve its ventilation, light penetration and ornamental value.

These four flowering plants - Crown of Thorns, Christmas Cactus, Jasmine and Money Tree - absolutely must not be ventilated too much when cared for in winter. Once too much ventilation causes the plant to suffer cold damage or frost damage, it is very hard to save. Therefore, when caring for these flowers in winter, we must be especially careful and cautious, ensuring they can grow healthily and bloom with beautiful flowers.