How to grow creeping bellflower

Farming methods

Sunlight:

In the summer, it can be placed in a semi-shaded place, but not directly exposed to the scorching sun to prevent sunburn. In the winter, it needs to be placed in front of a south-facing windowsill, as sunlight is indispensable in winter.

temperature:

Do not let it grow in an environment with too high temperature in summer. The best temperature is between 10 and 25 degrees. If the temperature reaches above 30 degrees, its growth rate will become very slow. If the temperature reaches above 35 degrees, it will cause the death of the plant. In winter, the temperature must be kept above 5 degrees, otherwise frost damage will occur. It will only grow normally when the temperature is above 10 degrees.

fertilizer:

In spring and autumn, it can be done once every 10 or 15 days. In summer, if the environment permits, you can fertilize normally, which can extend its flowering period. However, if it is a plant that has been cultivated for many years, it is not recommended to fertilize in summer and you can stop fertilizing completely.

Moisture:

In spring and autumn, the soil should be kept slightly moist, and watering can be done when the soil is dry; in summer, the soil should be kept slightly dry, and watering should be controlled, but you can spray water around it. It is best to keep the air humidity above 60%; in winter, the potting soil should be kept moist, which is good for new branches and buds.

Precautions

Creeping bellflower can bloom in all seasons, but you must pay attention to the temperature not being too high, and you may need to pay special attention to the control of water volume. Only in this way can you ensure better flowering!