As the weather cools down, it's essential to adjust your care routine for potted plants to ensure they thrive through the winter. Here are five key tips to help you maintain healthy and vibrant flowers: 1. **Optimal Light Exposure**: Some summer-blooming plants, like jasmine, hibiscus, and quince, still need plenty of sunlight to mature their growth and prepare for winter. Similarly, flowering plants such as rhododendron, clivia, cyclamen, poinsettia, and crab claw should be placed in sunny spots to ensure they bloom on time before and after the Spring Festival. Without enough light, these plants may delay blooming or fail to flower altogether. Most foliage plants, however, are more shade-tolerant and can thrive with some indirect light. 2. **Proper Watering and Fertilizing**: It’s important to control watering and stop fertilizing to avoid overwatering, which can cause root rot, or excessive fertilizer, which might lead to leggy growth. For plants that begin their growing season from autumn to spring, such as cyclamen, clivia, crab claw, and rhododendron, it’s a good idea to increase watering and apply phosphorus and potassium-rich fertilizers to encourage strong flower bud formation. 3. **Timely Pruning**: Most flowering plants, including jasmine, crape myrtle, and pomegranate, benefit from pruning in the fall. This helps reduce nutrient consumption during winter and promotes better flowering in the following season. When pruning, remove any diseased, dead, or overly dense branches to improve air circulation and plant health, laying a solid foundation for winter survival. 4. **Seasonal Propagation**: Autumn is an ideal time for sowing biennial flowers like pansies, carnations, and cineraria, as well as for taking cuttings of woody plants such as roses, geraniums, and jasmine, which have higher survival rates during this period. Perennials like peonies also benefit from propagation to maintain dense growth. For early spring bloomers like tulips and hibiscus, pay close attention to their potting conditions to support healthy development. 5. **Move Plants Indoors Promptly**: Different plants have different temperature requirements. Plants like fuchsia, poinsettia, begonia, cyclamen, jasmine, and monstera should be brought indoors when temperatures drop to around 10°C. Others, such as spider plants, asparagus, leaf orchids, and rubber trees, can tolerate slightly lower temperatures and should be moved indoors when it reaches 5°C. Taking timely action will protect them from cold damage and ensure they remain healthy throughout the winter.

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