Covering with insulating materials:
Before the first frost, cover the plants with insulating materials such as burlap or special plant covers .
Straw or mulch around the roots:
Applying a layer of straw or mulch around the plant roots helps retain heat and prevents the soil from freezing.
The use of thermal insulation:
It uses a special thermal insulation system to protect more sensitive plants, especially on cold nights.
Potassium fertilizers:
Using high-potassium fertilizers in the fall can strengthen plants and make them more resistant to cold temperatures.
Watering before frost:
Make sure plants are well watered before frost, as wet soil retains heat better than dry soil.
Wrapping with textile material:
Wrapping sensitive plants in fabric such as burlap or burlap can give them extra protection.
Using Christmas lights:
Christmas plants (unheated) placed around plants can provide an additional source of warmth. Choosing frost-resistant plants:
Opt for plants that are resistant to low temperatures so they require less protection.
Use of protective structures:
Build light protective structures such as glass frames or temporary greenhouses to provide a safe space for plants during the winter.
Covering plants with dry leaves:
Mulch of dry leaves applied around plants provides additional insulation and protects against low temperatures. It is important to adapt protection measures according to plant species and local climatic conditions. Regular monitoring of plants and prompt intervention in the event of extremely low temperatures are key to keeping them healthy during the cold season.
