What is the most beautiful flower in the first frost solar term?

It is cold and cloudy in autumn, and the dew on the grass will form frost, which indicates that first frost is about to start and winter is coming. Many flowers are most afraid of cold at this time, so we should move home quickly, otherwise we will not be able to spend the winter smoothly. Jasmine likes warm and humid environment, and most varieties are afraid of cold, drought, frost and alkaline earth. When the temperature is below 3℃ in winter, the branches and leaves are frostbitten. Plants will freeze to death if left in a low temperature environment for a long time. When the temperature drops to MINUS 6 degrees Celsius, it should be moved indoors immediately, and sufficient sunshine should be given in the environment where the room temperature is higher than 5 degrees Celsius.

Milan also likes warm, humid and sunny environment, and it is also afraid of cold. The temperature in winter shall not be lower than 10℃. Generally, it is raised indoors from the middle of 10 to the middle of April of the following year. Milan should be placed in the sun, without smoke and dust, and the room temperature should be relatively stable. Don't ignore hot and cold. Generally, winter can be safely spent at 10℃~ 12℃. Also pay attention to Milan to avoid cold wind, so be sure to put Milan near the window.

Rosa davurica is a plant that is afraid of cold, so the temperature is very important to it. So how to raise Rosa davurica in winter? First of all, we must control the temperature not below 0 degrees, otherwise it will freeze to death. Because the temperature below 0 will make it go to sleep quickly, as long as it is above 15 degrees, it will bloom in winter.

There is also Phalaenopsis, which belongs to Phalaenopsis and originally grew in the subtropical rainforest area. When the temperature is below 7℃, it is easy to be frostbitten, and even below 3℃, it may freeze to death, so try to ensure the temperature in winter. During the day, it can be placed by the window, in the sun room or in the light of the corridor.