Winter Gardening Tips: Do you also have Tulsi, Aloe Vera and Money Plant planted in your house? But in winter its leaves become dry and lifeless, so let us tell you how you can take care of them.
Money Plant Tulsi and Aloe Vera Care: Money plant, basil and aloe vera are such plants which are planted in almost every house. These plants increase positivity and pure air in the house. But, in winter, basil leaves start turning black, money plant starts falling and aloe vera also dries up and withers. In such a situation, people’s question remains that how to take proper care of them, so that they remain green for years, let us know…
How to take care of money plant?
Always keep the money plant in light sunlight. Protect it from direct and strong sunlight. Water the money plant only 2 to 3 times a week when the soil becomes dry. Keep light and drained soil, in which water does not accumulate, because water accumulation can damage the roots. To grow a new vine in a money plant, take cuttings from the node. If the leaves are turning too yellow, water it less.
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How to take care of basil plant?
in winter basil plant Withers, so add cow dung or vermi compost every 15 to 20 days. Kept sorting basil leaves. Keep it in direct sunlight for 4 to 5 hours every day and add turmeric water to it once a week, this prevents insects from growing in basil.
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How to take care of aloe vera plant?
Aloe vera plant withers in winter and its leaves also start turning yellow, so expose it to light morning sunlight. Water it once in 5 to 7 days. Adding too much water causes the roots to rot. In such a situation, use sandy and well drained soil. Take a pot which has a hole in the bottom. Add organic fertilizer to it every month and if insects appear, mix neem oil and water and spray a spray on all three plants. To plant all three plants, use clay pots instead of plastic or ceramic pots.