These 5 January Mistakes Ruin Perennials Every Year (Don’t Do This)

Описание: January is the most dangerous month for your garden, not because of the cold, but because of common maintenance mistakes that sabotage a plant’s biological defenses. Most gardeners think they are helping by cleaning up or "feeding" their beds during a winter thaw, but these actions actually destroy the structural and thermal integrity your perennials need to survive until spring.

In this video, we are breaking down the 5 Fatal January Mistakes that lead to crown rot, root heaving, and cellular death. From the physics of "Micro-pore Collapse" to the dangers of "Ice-Jacketing," you’ll learn the science-logic behind why doing less is actually the most sophisticated strategy you can use right now. It’s time to stop working against nature and start mastering the art of Passive Preservation.

What You’ll Learn in This Breakdown:
✦ The "Thermal Chimney" Effect: Why dead foliage is your plant's best friend in January.

✦ The Nutrient Trap: How winter fertilization baits your perennials into a death cycle.

✦ Oxygen Dead Zones: The hidden impact of walking on frozen garden beds.

✦ Biological Insulation: Why you should never shovel snow off your perennial crowns.

✦ Hydration Timing: The physics of avoiding cellular ice damage through precise watering.

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