Busy Lizzie needs protection from unsuitable cold and reduced water use. Check actual temperatures and root moisture rather than assuming every variety is hardy.
temperature:
Busy Lizzie needs protection from unsuitable cold. Check the actual temperature around the container and use guidance for the identified variety rather than treating it as frost-hardy.
Watering:
Winter can reduce the amount of glass watering, as long as the soil is slightly humid, but there must be sufficient humidity in the air, especially in the winter in the north. The air is humidified, and water can be sprinkled around the plants with a watering pot. This can make the glass green leaves continue to tender green. Whether it is sprayed or poured, the temperature of the water is preferably the same as the indoor temperature.
illumination:
The glass of glass also requires sufficient sunlight, and it is necessary to move the flower pot frequently so that each surface of the glass can be exposed to the sun, which can effectively prevent the glass of the glass, and it can also maintain the beautiful appearance of the glass.
Fertilization: fertilization:
At a suitable temperature, the glass is also blooming in winter, and fertilization is required once 15 days after flowering. Special fertilizers can be selected. However, the amount of fertilization should not be sufficient, otherwise it will also cause the glass of glass.
Related reading: Busy Lizzie Summer Care: Heat, Light and Root Moisture.