How to feed a Decembrist in late autumn – early winter: a budget remedy that will make it bloom like crazy
If you want the Decembrist grown on your windowsill to delight you with lush and long flowering, you cannot do without feeding.
Experienced gardeners advise adding nutrients in late autumn – early winter, when the flower begins to form and produce buds.
You can support it in this “undertaking” with the help of phosphorus-potassium fertilizers.
Thanks to preparations containing phosphorus and potassium, you can strengthen the root system of the Decembrist, which will certainly affect its flowering - for the better, of course.
Perhaps the best choice would be monopotassium phosphate.
Fill a suitable container with 2 liters of warm water, add a teaspoon of the product and stir until completely dissolved.
Use the resulting mixture to water plants - both Decembrist and others. It is enough to apply such fertilizer twice during the autumn-winter period, observing an interval of 1.5 months.
In spring, it is time for nitrogen - fertilizers with this component in their composition will help the Decembrist become more spreading and grow properly.
