6 kinds of flowers raised in winter, don't stop fertilizing and don't stop water, so that they will bloom early!
During the winter months, most plants go into hibernation, but some flowers are able to bloom beautifully during this cold season. For example, the following six kinds of flowers, if the fertilizer and water are stopped, there will be no flowers this year. Below, I will detail six types of flowers that can be cultivated in winter, Lige Begonia.
The edges of the leaves of the begonia are wavy, **decorated with silver or off-white spots, creating a unique decorative effect. The flowers are rich in color, red and pink, orange and white, very warm and romantic, and can be decorated on the table and window sill. In winter, begonias need to be placed in a bright place to ensure that the leaf color is vibrant. When watering, pay attention to keep the soil slightly moist and avoid water accumulation. Fertilization should be done every two weeks during the growing season, using diluted liquid fertilizer, and it will not be long before beautiful flowers will be produced.
Phalaenopsis. 
The elegant, colorful flowers of the phalaenopsis resemble fluttering butterflies and are a bright addition to the winter indoor garden. In order for phalaenopsis to maintain good growth during the winter months and to prolong flowering, it should be placed in a warm, moist and well-lit environment. It is necessary to keep the soil slightly moist, but not waterlogged, generally take water moss culture, can be touched by hand, slightly dry to replenish water.
Phalaenopsis blooms in winter, so it is important to increase fertilizer to support the growth of the flowers. For example, Hua Duoduo No. 2 or potassium dihydrogen phosphate can be used interchangeably.
Freesia. 
Freesia is known for its delicate leaves and delicate aroma. The leaves are long, narrow, dark green and shiny, which can add a touch of life to the home environment in winter. When maintaining freesia, it is necessary to ensure sufficient light and suitable temperature to avoid low temperature damage to plants. Watering should be moderate, keeping the soil moist but not muddy. The flowering period of freesia is usually at the turn of winter and spring, and now the cultivation must not be slack, make up for more, the flowering is beautiful, and the fragrance is strong.
Clivia. 
Junzi orchid is known as the "gentleman in the flower", its flowers are dignified, colorful, and have the style of a gentleman, which makes people look suddenly bright, suitable as an embellishment in the home, representing wealth and auspiciousness, worthy of people's possession. During the winter months, the orchid needs a lower temperature and less moisture to promote the formation of flower buds. Proper lighting and ventilation are also essential. Fertilization should be mainly phosphorus and potassium fertilizers to promote the growth of flowers.
Daffodil. 
Narcissus is the best of winter flowers, with elegant flower forms and pleasant aromas. Narcissus prefers a cool environment, and the cold winter does not stop it from blooming, and the flowers of the daffodils are usually yellow or white. Keep the soil moist when watering, but avoid over-wetting.
Cyclamen. 
The flowers of cyclamen are very bright, the flower shape is unique, like a rabbit's ears, standing up in clusters, very beautiful, but also playful and cute, and the flowers range from pure white to dark pink, it can also enliven the atmosphere, suitable for the maintenance of the New Year.
Cyclamen is a plant that loves to bloom the colder it gets, but it can't tolerate the cold, and the best temperature for growing is between 15 and 28 degrees, so it is placed in a sunny area of the balcony to keep it nourished and slightly moist, and at the same time, phosphorus and potassium fertilizers are used to bloom one after another.
Each of these six flowers has its own characteristics, but what they all have in common is that they all bring a splash of color and vitality to our lives during the winter months. With proper care, they can not only grow in the cold winters, but also bring early blooming flowers in early spring, adding life and hope to our homes.
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