🎄 What to do with your FIOS Christmas trees after the Christmas season?
A natural Christmas tree is the ideal and most eco-friendly way to ignite the Christmas spirit in your home.
Nourish your senses during this very special time.
Pine trees - Picea Glauca Conica - commonly known as white fir, or Canada fir since it originates from North America, are outdoor species.
They can last a while inside our homes, but after the Christmas season, they should be placed outside, in their natural habitat.
Place it on the balcony, hanging it, setting it on a surface, or you can even plant it in a pot or in your garden; simply remove all the hanging string from the kokedama.
In spring, its shoots are a lighter green and more tender, so you should avoid direct sunlight for your pine tree.
It is essential for your pine tree to survive that it be placed outside; it is a species that needs constant ventilation, which at this time of year is not very easy to achieve due to the cold, as our tendency is not to open the windows or to open them for only a few minutes.
We recommend placing it in a more sheltered, partially shaded location, away from direct sunlight , and watering it whenever the moss is dry or the kokedama becomes "light."
It is sensitive to extreme drought. Do not leave the pine tree in kokedama unattended for several days, especially in spring and summer.
Here are all the tips to have your Christmas tree ready for next year 💫
