Hello plant pros! As it's autumn in the northern hemisphere, I need some tips. Details: -I live in North America -It gets REALLY cold beginning in about November -It's decently dark nearly every day So my questions are: -Should I stop feeding my plants? When? -is this a good time to repot? Bigger? Smaller? -How can I keep them alive? In winter I don't expect thriving and actively growing. Thanks in advance!
Stop feeding your plants when you notice growth slow/stop. Dont try and repot during this time unless you see a plant really struggling- they’re fragile right now and putting all their energy into staying alive. Try and keep them away from cold drafts if you can, if you don’t have bright windows then you’ll likely need grow lights to help, but it’s not always a need! Your profile is private so I can’t see exactly what you’re dealing with, but those are some overall tips to the best of my knowledge!
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Great tips above. I would add that you will water significantly less often so be sure to pay attention to soil before watering. Also you may want to invest in a humidifier if you are dealing with tropicals. Godspeed! 💚💚
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