How to grow lucky clover well

Clover growing conditions

Clover is not very demanding on the soil and is generally suitable for growing in slightly acidic soil. It prefers warm, sunny, well-drained environmental conditions. Usually when the temperature drops to 0℃, some old leaves will turn yellow and the leaflets on the taproot will stop growing.

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Ordinary garden soil can be used to grow clover. It needs to be kept in long-term light, but avoid direct exposure to the sun. It is better to control the temperature at 16-22℃. Water it after the soil in the pot is dry. Fertilize it once a month. In addition, it is necessary to prevent and control diseases and pests. Use triadimefon to treat powdery mildew and use miticides to prevent red spider mites.

Watering the Clover

Clover does not need too much watering. It is usually watered after the soil is dry. In addition, it can be kept moist during the high temperature dormant period, and can also be sprayed with water appropriately.

Clover Fertilization

During its growth process, clover needs to be fertilized with nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium compound fertilizer once a month. The concentration should not be too high. Fertilization should be stopped in summer to avoid fertilizer damage.

Clover pest control

The main disease of clover is powdery mildew, which can be controlled with triadimefon. In addition, red spider mites are common in May and need to be controlled in advance. Acaricides can be sprayed for prevention.

How to grow lucky clover at home

1. When cultivating clover at home, you should use fertile, well-drained soil for cultivation. You can use leaf mold. You can usually keep it in a cool and ventilated place. Pay attention to shade in summer and avoid exposure to the sun.

2. During the growth period, the clover should be watered in time to ensure sufficient water, but no water accumulation should occur. When deep plowing, sufficient base fertilizer should be applied, and organic fertilizer can be applied.

Precautions for the maintenance of lucky clover

The temperature is not high in winter, and the potted clover grows slowly. Cover the plant with a transparent plastic bag in winter to keep it warm and moist. It is enough to open the bag for air at noon every day to ensure a smooth wintering.