Wintering plants indoors

Overwintering plants is a great way to enjoy your favorites year after year, without having to spend a dime. I’ll show you all you need to know about how to keep plants over winter, using a variety of different methods and techniques. Many of the tropical plants sold by nurseries as annual plants are actually tender perennials, and many of them can easily be overwintered indoors. Here you will find a one-stop shop and everything you need to know about overwintering tropical plants indoors.

Have you struggled to keep houseplants in good condition over the winter? Perhaps you’re wondering how to keep indoor plants warm in winter, or maybe winter is approaching and you are just plain nervous that you are going to kill your houseplants? In this post I will go over 7 things that you can do (or NOT do) to keep your houseplants alive this winter! Follow these steps, and you will be golden!

The days are shorter and it's getting colder, which means its time to bring your tender plants indoors for wintering. Here's what you need to know.

Jamie Walton | Nettles & Petals on Instagram: "Overwintering pepper plants 🌶️🥶 Even though peppers are typically treated as annuals, they are actually perennial and can often be overwintered giving you much earlier peppers next season. Peppers are heat loving plants that are stressed quite easily and will die at 32 degrees Fahrenheit and under, so there are a few steps that need to be taken for overwintering to be successful. Firstly, over wintering indoors, if growing your plants in…

Wondering when to bring plants inside for winter? Here's what temp to bring plants inside and tips and tricks for a smooth move!

Indoor plants needs during the cold winter months should be different. Learn the essentials to properly care for your houseplants in winter. #houseplants #houseplantcare #gardening #indoorgardening #plantscare #indoorplantscare

Begonias can thrive in moist, cool, and slightly shaded areas. This is why you would consider overwintering Begonia tubers. [DETAILS]

The days are getting shorter and that means less natural light for your plant babes. Your indoor plants will be mostly used to a tropical climate so here's how to prepare your plants for the cooler months ahead. How to prepare your houseplants for winter. Step 1. Pop your plants closer to sunny windows - but hey not too close! To make use of the sunlight that is still hanging around, pop your plants closer to a window that offers natural filtered light. If you get very little light inside…

Begonia plants, regardless of type, cannot withstand freezing cold temperatures and require appropriate winter care. Click or tap for the know how to overwinter your begonia plants indoors.

In the fall don't throw out your geraniums! Over winter them.