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In the cold season, it is important to pay attention to the watering needs of your plants, protect them from extreme temperatures, and possibly move them to places like a greenhouse where they can still receive sunlight but be shielded from the cold.

Yes, moving plants to a greenhouse during winter can be beneficial because it allows them to be protected from the cold while still receiving enough light.

Water plants sparingly in colder weather since a lot of humidity can accumulate, especially if they are kept in a greenhouse. It's best to give just enough water to keep the substrate slightly moist, without causing excess humidity that could lead to fungal growth.

Yes, cold weather can cause a plant's leaves to change color. For example, some plants may turn a yellow or orange hue in response to cold temperatures, which may be a sign of stress or a natural reaction to enhance color during the season.

Generally, tropical and variegated plants should be moved outside when the temperature remains above 40 degrees Fahrenheit to benefit from the rain and needed ventilation.

If plants receive too much sun during the winter, they can show signs of stress such as an orange coloration. It's important to manage their exposure to direct sunlight in winter.

Plants can look dry and shriveled during winter because of the dry substrate and changing climate, not necessarily because they are dying. In spring, you can cut back any damaged portions and repot the plant with fresh substrate.