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- The Zimmerazalee really overwinter
- The beauty of azaleas in the house is often very transient
- Correctly incubate azaleas and allow them to flower again
- Tips
Only with proper care in winter, the Zimmerazalee blooms again the following year
The Zimmerazalee really overwinter
Azaleas are often cultivated as indoor plants on the windowsill due to their lush flowers. While, for example, the dragon tree relies on consistently warm temperatures throughout the year, most azaleas can tolerate some fresh air and a cooler location.
The beauty of azaleas in the house is often very transient
When buying small azaleas in the pot usually carry a variety of magnificent flowers that also hold relatively long on the branches. But once the flowers have fallen off, the whole plant quickly goes in and is disposed of. It would be possible with the right care quite a reshaping of the azalea in the house.
Correctly incubate azaleas and allow them to flower again
The optimal temperature for a long flowering of azalea is actually between about 8 and 16 degrees Celsius. Therefore, for example, the bedroom can be a good location in the house. Unfortunately, other locations in the house are often:
The azalea should be relatively cool and absolutely bright winter, but it should also not suffer from waterlogging in the pot. Seed formation approaches should be removed beforehand as they can cost the plant a lot of power.
Tips
After spending the winter in a cool and bright place in the house, the azalea should be put out in the spring so that it can recharge its batteries for the next flowering.