Novice growers often discard fuchsia after flowering and leaf fall. This is mistake. Fuchsia can survive the winter, and with proper care, this plant will delight the eye for years to come.
Instructions
Step 1
Falling leaves. The likely cause is dry air. Spray the leaves from time to time and, if possible, take the plant out into the open air in warm weather.
Step 2
Falling buds. Normalize watering. It should be regular and optimal. The reason for the fall of the buds of fuchsia can also be its rearrangement during flowering.
Step 3
Short flowering period. Most likely, the plant lacks water. Reduce the amount of watering in winter and do not place the fuchsia near the radiator. It is also important to remember that fuchsia is a light-loving plant, do not deprive it of sunlight.
Step 4
Brown spots on the leaves. The soil is waterlogged. Reduce watering. Excess water can cause root rot. In this case, it will be difficult to save fuchsia.
Step 5
Be careful when placing fuchsia in a hot, dry environment. In such a climate, it can be affected by the whitefly. This tiny insect is very difficult to fight. Spray fuchsia with a permethrin product every three days. You can buy them at a flower or garden store.
