Hibernate Lieschen successfully

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• Hibernate Lieschen successfully
• Important factors for wintering the industrious Lieschen
• The ideal winter quarters and the perfect winter care
• Growing diligent Lieschen over the winter
• Tips

The diligent Lieschen must be brought into the house for the winter

Hibernate Lieschen successfully

Many hobby gardeners cultivate the industrious Lieschen only one year old and plant it annually again in the garden or on the balcony. In this case, the long-term bloomer originating from Africa can also be wintered as a perennial plant.

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Important factors for wintering the industrious Lieschen

Various factors can damage or at least weaken the industrious Lieschen during wintering:

While some palm trees and citrus plants can remain outdoors until the first frosts, the sensitive hard-working Lieschen should be brought in at average temperatures below 10 degrees Celsius in the house. In the spring, the planting should not be in front of the icy saints in the garden calendar. The industrious Lieschen are indeed not frequently visited by diseases and pests. However, with a close look at each individual plant, you can ensure that pests such as aphids or the red spider do not multiply in winter quarters.

The ideal winter quarters and the perfect winter care

A basic requirement for wintering is the brightest possible winter quarters for industrious Lieschen. It does not have to be a regularly heated room with room temperature, the temperature should be on average but permanently not less than 10 degrees Celsius. Optimal are bright corridors, conservatories or staircases. During winter hibernation, which occurs automatically during the shorter hours of the busy Lieschen, you should not fertilize the plants. In addition, the casting is to be limited to a relatively economical measure.

Growing diligent Lieschen over the winter

The winter can be used to easily increase the industrious Lieschen itself. You can not only prefer the plants from seeds, but also root cuttings in the house. To do this, insert the head cuttings cut in autumn into pots with a permeable plant substrate. Keep them evenly moist, this is even easier with a plastic bag. After about 3 to 4 weeks, the cuttings should have first formed roots, so you can take the bags from the pots.

Tips

Since the industrious Lieschen is non-toxic, it can be overwintered without concern on the windowsill.