Many indoor plants go into a dormant state in winter, but not the Decembrist.
While most plants complement the overall picture of nature's relaxation, this flower is in full bloom.
In order for the Decembrist to bloom as planned and not disappoint, it needs care.
In addition to special fertilizers, you can also use folk remedies, of which there are many.
Take tea, for example. It turns out that Decembrist is also watered with it in September so that it starts blooming by winter.
But we are talking about natural black tea. No sugar. This component will only attract midges.
Take two teaspoons without any additives, brew in 500 ml of boiling water, and then bring the volume to a liter by adding cold water.
And this simple remedy should be used to “water” the flower from September to the end of November once every 2–3 weeks.
You can first water it with plain water, and then moisten it a little with black tea. All the nutrients will definitely be absorbed and will be beneficial.
