How to grow clematis

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1. Soil

2. Lighting

3. Moisture

4. Fertilization

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Soil: When cultivating clematis, it is best to use slightly alkaline soil with relatively high drainage capacity. Light: You can usually put it in the sun for cultivation and give it full sun, but it needs to be shaded in summer. Moisture: When watering it, you need to follow the principle of "dry and wet" to keep the soil in an alternating state of dry and wet. Fertilization: Follow the principle of “fertilize thinly and fertilize frequently”.

1. Soil

1. Soil

Clematis prefers rich, slightly alkaline soil. In addition, it is not waterlogging-resistant, so you need to choose soil with relatively high drainage capacity when breeding. When cultivating at home, you can mix leaf humus soil, coconut bran and peat as its cultivation soil.

2. Light

< p>It needs sufficient light to grow. You can usually put it in the sun for cultivation and give it full sun lighting conditions. However, when the light is very strong in summer, proper shading is still required, otherwise the leaves will be burned.

3. Moisture

< p>When watering it, you need to follow the principle of "see dry and wet", that is, do not water until the soil is dry. The soil needs to be kept in a state of alternating wet and dry conditions. But it should be noted that the drying mentioned here refers to the surface of the soil, not the inside. Generally, you can water as long as the soil 2-3cm below the soil surface is dry.

4. Fertilization

Because there are many varieties of clematis, there is no fixed standard for fertilization. Here are the following general principles of fertilization, which is to apply fertilizer thinly and frequently. The fertilizer needs to be decomposed before fertilizing it, and raw fertilizer cannot be applied. Fertilizer needs to be diluted when applied. Fertilizer cannot be applied too thickly, nor can too much fertilizer be applied at one time.

2. Lighting

3. Moisture

4. Fertilization

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