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How can calamus bonsai survive the winter?

Lydia Rodarte-Quayle
2020-07-28 11:10:58
People who have calamus at home know that calamus is fragrant, like green hair, very elegant. But autumn will soon pass, winter will come, winter calamus is to spend the care of friends. Otherwise, no matter how good the cold resistance is, it can't withstand the cold in winter. Now you can follow Xiaobian's steps and learn the winter maintenance methods of calamus.

How can calamus spend winter

1. Move into the room

The adaptability of calamus to cold is not weak, but not every place can adapt to winter. In the north, even if its cold resistance is good, after all, the environment is too cold, so it must be put indoors. So the calamus will not be frostbitten. In order to safely spend the whole winter

2. Pay attention to pruning dead leaves.

The old leaves of Acorus calamus are easy to wither and turn yellow in winter. If they are not pruned in time, they are easy to rot. Don't rush at this time. Don't pull out the leaves with your hands. Cut off the leaves so that you won't hurt the root of Acorus calamus. It will not affect the growth of the surrounding leaves.

3. Pay attention to the light

You need to know that even if you love cool plants, you can't have no light for a long time. When you encounter slightly warm weather, you can also put calamus outside to absorb the sun. If there is no suitable weather in time, it should also be put in a brighter place in time.

4. Pay attention to watering

Calamus doesn't like dry environment. If you find that the soil is a little dry, you need to water it properly. At this time, you can't store water in the basin, or the roots can't breathe well.

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Warm tips

Comparatively speaking, the cold resistance of calamus is good. It not only has fragrance, but also can drive away evil spirits. It can't be said that it's spiritual grass. Like the humid environment, the environment can not be too dry, often put a pot of calamus in the side, the spirit will be better.

Acorus calamus

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