When flowers enter the house in autumn, what preparations should be made before flower seeds are sown?

Flowers should choose the time to enter the room in autumn

In autumn, the sunshine is getting weaker and the temperature is lower. In order to make flowers adapt to the changes in the weather, flowers should be invited into the house in time to prevent flowers from suffering frost damage.

Generally speaking, when the daily average temperature drops to about 5 ℃, it is more appropriate to move the flowerpot indoors. According to the variety of flowers, there is a difference in order to move indoors, such as jasmine, Milan, Fusang, Michelia, citrus, asparagus, asparagus and cactus earlier; sweet-scented osmanthus, pomegranate, rose, grape, Ophiopogon, pine and cypress and other flowers should be moved indoors before Frosts Descent; dahlias and chrysanthemums are not afraid of the cold. The more the late autumn flowers bloom, they can move indoors later. But these flowers are also afraid of frost attack, so move into the room before the frost comes, and put the flowerpot in the sunny part of the room so that these flowers can continue to bloom. If the rose needs to hibernate, it can be kept outdoors for a longer period of time until the leaves fall and then move into the vegetable cellar or in an indoor low temperature place. If you still want to watch it in winter, you must move indoors ahead of time.

There needs to be a transition for flowers to move indoors. No flowers can be suddenly moved indoors, much less can they be watered or placed in an indoor unventilated place, because this will make the flowers and leaves fall off, rot the roots, and lead to death. In the early days of entering the house, flowers need to be moved out at noon every day to see the sun, and then placed indoors after 7 to 10 days, and potted flowers should be placed in places suitable for flower growth, such as flowers that like the sun on the windowsill, flowers that like the shade should be farther away from the sun, and some flowers should not be fixed in one place, but should often move with the sun. (source: agricultural Expo Network)