how to take care of plants in winter

How to Keep Your Plants Alive in Fall and Winter

1. Keep your plants warm – but not too warm. Many plant are extremely sensitive to cold air. ...
2. Reduce your watering. Even though your plants are inside, the majority of houseplants go 'dormant' in the fall and winter months. ...
3. Increase your home's humidity. ...
4. Clean your plants. ...
5. Give them plenty of light.

1. How do you keep plants alive in the winter?
2. How often do you water plants in the winter?
3. How do I keep my plants warm in the winter?
4. How do I protect my potted plants in winter?

How do you keep plants alive in the winter?

5 Tips to Revitalize and Keep Houseplants Alive in Winter

1. Cut back the water (and the fertilizer for that matter) Yellow leaves? ...
2. Give your plant a bath. ...
3. Seal up those windows. ...
4. Shine the light. ...
5. Wait on re-potting, but don't be afraid to prune.

How often do you water plants in the winter?

How often should I water? Here, again, it depends on the type of plants, soil and weather conditions. However, a soaking every two to four weeks is normally sufficient.

How do I keep my plants warm in the winter?

Feel the heat: keeping plants warm indoors during winter

1. 1 Bubble wrap. One of the cheapest and easiest way to provide some snug warmth for overwintering plants is to dress them up in bubble wrap. ...
2. 2 Electric white goods. ...
3. 3 Programmable radiators. ...
4. 4 Heat mats. ...
5. 5 Heat lamps. ...
6. 6 Electric Propagator.

How do I protect my potted plants in winter?

To protect planted terra-cotta and glazed containers left outdoors, wrap the sides of the pots with layers of bubble wrap or burlap covered with plastic wrap to prevent them from absorbing additional moisture once the plants go dormant and their water requirements are minimal.