CATDOLL : CATDOLL: How do cyclamen survive the winter?

1. How do cyclamen survive the winter?

Cyclamen is a commonly grown flower that is suitable for growing in pots indoors, but needs to be grown in a greenhouse in winter.

Cyclamen likes warmth and is afraid of heat. It grows best in a cool environment and fertile sandy loam rich in humus. It is relatively cold-resistant and can withstand low temperatures of 0°C without freezing. Its growing season is from autumn to the spring of the second year. It is semi-dormant in summer. The suitable growth temperature in winter is between 12~16°C. When promoting flowering, it should not exceed 18~22°C. Plants will enter dormancy above 0°C, and plants will rot and die above 35°C. It can withstand low temperatures in winter, but it will grow slowly below 5°C, with dull flower colors and few flowers. Supplementing carbon dioxide gas in winter can promote growth and flowering. During the growing period, it requires an environment with humid air and sufficient sunshine.

2. What are some ways to store the leftover purple seaweed?

Marinate the vegetables layer by layer with salt and place them in a clean container. They can be stored for a long time.

3. How to make purple moss

Red cabbage moss can be stir-fried with vinegar or spicy food. Its color is green with purple, and its taste is fresh and refreshing. Wuhan people all like to eat it. Of course, among them, the most unforgettable is the red cabbage moss fried with bacon. Break the red cabbage moss into 4 cm long pieces, take the tender part, wash it with clean water and drain it; cut the bacon into 3 cm long and 0.3 cm thick slices. Then put the wok on high heat, add sesame oil and heat it, stir-fry the minced ginger for a while, add the bacon and stir-fry for 1 minute, and remove it with a colander. Put the original wok and the remaining oil on high heat again, add the cabbage moss, add fine salt and stir-fry for 2 minutes, then add the bacon and stir-fry for 1 minute, stir it evenly with a spoon, shake the wok a few times, remove the wok and serve it on a plate, and a delicious dish is ready.

4. How do the three-edged arrow grafted cactus plants survive the winter?

Personally, I think the key issues to address are: first, the indoor temperature should not be too low, and second, do not water too much.

In addition, if conditions permit, you might as well move it under the light, because there is a pot of trifoliate arrow that was placed in a place with strong light during the winter. It was found that it was shorter than other pots, but its color was reddish and stronger.

5. How do poinsettias survive the winter?

I have a pot of poinsettia on a well-lit balcony, but recently the leaves have fallen off a lot. What's going on? Is it too much water or too little water? How often should I water the poinsettia? Could someone please give me some advice?