What flowers do you grow in winter?

Tulips, azaleas and daffodils are recommended in winter. These flowers are very hardy, suitable for breeding in winter, and they all have different ornamental values.

Tulip is a plant that sleeps in summer and takes root in winter. Its cold tolerance is very strong, but if it wants to grow, it needs to take good temperature control measures. In winter, tulips should be placed in sufficient light and watered properly.

Rhododendron has a wide variety and is cold-resistant and drought-tolerant. In winter, there is little demand for water. Generally, it can be watered once every five days, preferably at noon on a sunny day. Secondly, if aquaculture is carried out indoors, it is necessary to ensure a certain air humidity.

Chlorophytum is evergreen all the year round and has low requirements for the environment. Putting a pot of chlorophytum in a warm room in winter can keep its beauty and absorb carbon dioxide. Chlorophytum likes to be warm, and it will sleep or freeze below 5 degrees Celsius, so it is suitable for keeping in a warm room.