Moved to a different climate and am seeking guidancea rescue before disaster strikes

[Maliki]

Hi everyone,

As the titles mentions, I moved to a different climate, more specific to Northern of Germany.

I am looking guidance for my indoor plants, as in the past few months, I was unable to keep my plants alive

My doubts are:
- Huge portion of the time here we have grey skies. I don't have tons of sunlight like southern countries, I do have several windows though.
- Winter time outside but inside we have heating system, we have a very comfortable room temperature, is that bad for plants? will they dry quickly?

A) For my snake plant, I have no idea how much water I should give her during winter. Does the soil look weird, or is it fine?

B) For my weeping fig, I have the same question: how much water should I provide during winter? Do I need to apply fertilizer, and if so, how much?

C) For my Dragon tree, I have the same question: how much water should I provide during winter? Do I need to apply fertilizer, and if so, how much?

D) Does my Aloe Vera looks odd? Dirt is fine like this?

Thank you so much, everyone. I’m really sorry for being so clueless, but I truly love plants and just don’t know how to care for them properly. Since I moved, I’ve already lost one Dragon Tree and one Money Tree.

 

[smitty55]

Just use a humidity tester and keep soil the way particular plants prefer. It's not usually a good idea to fertilize during the winter, specially high nitrogen ferts. Some bonemeal, gypsum or even a light dusting of hardwood ashes might help stabilize things somewhat. As for lack of sunshine you may have to resort to some type of grow lights for the winter as plants slowly acclimatize to new conditions.