Fuchsias are a decoration of many gardens, but they are not resistant to high temperatures, so when frosts occur, they require special treatment. We tell you how to overwinter your fuchsia so that it produces flowers next season. It turns out that you just need to remember one thing and the plant will survive even the hardest frosts.
Fuchsia. Wintering and post-season care are extremely important
Are you wondering how to overwinter fuchsias? When frost appears outside, it is a sign that they should be moved indoors – a garage or basement. We should not move the plants indoors because it will be too warm inside for them. They must stay in a place where the temperature does not exceed 6-8 degrees Celsius. In the autumn and winter period, fertilization should not be abandoned and watering should be limited so that the fuchsias go dormant.
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How to care for fuchsias? Remember one important thing
In order for fuchsias to bear flowers next season, it is worth remembering one thing. In spring, before putting the plants outside, remove damaged leaves and shorten the shoots, so that the flowers will grow more densely. Also remember to regularly remove faded inflorescences and prevent fruit from forming. The ideal place for fuchsia is a semi-shady or shady position, and the soil should be humus and peat. Fuchsias do not like excessive watering, so be careful not to overwater them, as they may start to rot.
Source: Gazeta
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