How to grow bellflowers

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1. Soil

2. Lighting

3. Temperature

4. Moisture

5. Fertilization

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Soil: Loose, fertile soil; Light: full sun in spring and winter, half sun or full shade in summer and early autumn; Temperature: The suitable temperature for growth is 15-25°C; Moisture: Increase the amount of water appropriately in spring and autumn to maintain the soil Humidity, reduce watering during the dormant period in summer; Fertilization: Fertilize once every 10-15 days during the growing period, stop fertilizing during the dormant period.

1. Soil

1. Soil

Choose loose, fertile soil, which can be mixed with leaf mold soil and sandy soil.

2. Lighting

< p>It likes a semi-shady environment. When spring and winter are relatively cold, it can be placed in full sun. When summer and early autumn are relatively hot, it can be placed in semi-sun or directly placed in a cool and ventilated place.

3. Temperature

< p>The suitable temperature for its growth is about 15-25℃, and the optimal temperature is 18-22℃. In summer, when the high temperature exceeds 30℃, the plants will enter the dormant period, and they will stop growing when the temperature is below 5℃.

4. Moisture

< p>The growing season is spring and autumn, when a larger amount of water is needed. You can increase the amount of water appropriately to keep the soil moist. During the dormant period in summer, the amount of water is appropriate. If the water evaporates too quickly, you can spray the surrounding air appropriately to cool down and moisturize. .

5. Fertilization

< p> Apply thin fertilizer frequently during the growth period, once every 10-15 days, increase the frequency about once a week during the budding period, and stop fertilizing during the dormant period in summer to prevent burning of roots and seedlings.

2. Lighting

3. Temperature

4. Moisture

5. Fertilization

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