How to grow bluebells

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Before planting bluebells, you must first disinfect the bulbs. You can soak them in carbendazim solution for 30 minutes and then dry them for later use. Use a flower pot of appropriate size and put it in fertile, breathable and slightly acidic soil. A flower pot of about 15cm can plant 3-5 balls, and cover them with soil after planting. After planting, pay attention to watering the bluebells from dry to wet. Do not water or fertilize in winter.

disinfect

Disinfection

After we receive the bluebell bulbs, the first thing to do is to disinfect them. The specific method is to take 1000 times of carbendazim solution and soak it for about 30 minutes. . If mold appears on your bluebell bulbs during storage, it is best to bask them in the sun and then soak them in 1000 times carbendazim solution.

Soil

Select a size comparison Put the soil in a suitable flower pot. It is best to use slightly acidic soil with fertile soil and good air permeability. The spacing between flowers should be appropriate. For potted plants, 3 to 5 bulbs can be planted in a flower pot with a diameter of about 15 cm, and the thickness of the soil covered should be twice the thickness of the bulbs.

Water and fertilizer

Blue Bell Flower Gang When planted, it is best to see both dryness and moisture. It can be watered thoroughly at first, but the amount of watering must be controlled in the later stage. In winter when the temperature is low, watering is not needed. In terms of fertilizer, there is no need to use fertilizer until the leaves of bluebells grow. Fertilizer can be applied once about ten days before flowering. It is also okay not to apply fertilizer.

It should be noted that bluebells like shade, so it is best to put It can grow normally in areas with dappled sunlight, if not full sunlight.
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