Which flowers and plants are cold-sensitive and difficult to care for in winter?

Stepping into December means getting closer and closer to the Chinese New Year. At this time, the flower market can be described as a blaze of blooming flowers, with all kinds of flowers vying in beauty and attracting the attention of many flower lovers. However, in the winter season, not all flowers and plants are suitable for buying. Some flowers are naturally afraid of the cold, and they also have high requirements for temperature and humidity conditions. If you buy them carelessly, they are easy to die.

So, what flowers should be avoided as much as possible when visiting the flower market in December? Let us take a look together below, so as not to waste money and energy.

Succulent plants
Succulent plants can be said to be the first choice for many lazy people, and their thick leaves and exquisite, cute appearance are deeply loved by everyone. However, these seemingly tough plants are actually especially sensitive to the cold winter. This is because succulent plants originate from warm and dry regions and are inherently intolerant of low temperatures and humid environments.

In the cold season of December, succulents are very likely to suffer cold damage, causing leaf shrinkage, water-soaked rot, or even decay. In addition, when it is cold, people like to close doors and windows, so ventilation is relatively poor, and this can easily cause pests and diseases. Therefore, when caring for succulent plants in winter, special attention should be paid to indoor ventilation and regular checking of the plants for pests and diseases.
Medinilla
Many people like flowers with large petals during the Chinese New Year period, and Medinilla is one of them. Its appearance is very delightful and makes people feel festive. However, you should know that it originally likes warm and humid environments. If you bring it home during the cold in December, Medinilla may be unable to adapt to the new growing environment, causing yellowing and falling leaves, or even the whole plant withering. Therefore, if you want to grow it well in winter, you must create a warm and humid growing environment.
Azalea
Azalea is hailed as the "beauty of flowers," with graceful blooms, and it is also one of the flowers loved by everyone.

However, it is a typical flower that likes warmth and humidity. In the low-temperature environment of December, it is very prone to fluctuations, then leaf curling and withering, or even dying directly. Therefore, for winter care, it should be grown indoors in sufficient sunlight, and temperature and humidity conditions must be maintained well.