How to grow yellow bellflower and what you need to pay attention to

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1. Soil

2. Temperature

3. Watering

4. Pruning

5. Things to note

Soil: Try to choose looser soil. It is best if the soil has certain nutrients. Temperature: It should be kept at about 15-25 degrees. Keep warm in winter and move to a cool place in summer. Watering: Watering can be done every day, and can be extended to once every 2 days in winter and rainy season. Pruning: Prune appropriately in early spring and after flowers fade. It should be noted that the amount of watering should not be too much.

1. Soil

When flower lovers usually cultivate yellow bell flowers, it is best to use loose soil with as strong air permeability and drainage as possible. In order to obtain the nutrients needed for plant growth, it is best to add some leaf mold soil to the substrate to ensure its healthy growth.

2. Temperature

It compares It is suitable for growth at temperatures between 15-25°C. Growth will be suspended when the temperature is too high or too low. In winter, when the temperature is low, special attention must be paid to keeping warm to avoid frost damage. In summer, under the premise of ensuring light, it should be moved to a cool location for maintenance.

3. Watering

During normal maintenance, watering is basically done once a day, but in winter and rainy seasons, it is extended to once every 2-3 days. That’s it. In addition, the high temperature in summer makes the growth very slow, so the frequency and amount of watering should be appropriately reduced.

4. Pruning

Its The pruning time is in early spring and after the flowers fade. This is to maintain a more perfect plant shape and better growth. Pruning it after the flowers fade is conducive to the continued growth of new flower branches.

5. Precautions

When watering in summer, you must strictly pay attention to the amount and frequency of watering. If you water too much, it will cause root rot due to water accumulation. Less will cause the pot soil to be too dry, which is detrimental to the roots of the plants.

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