How to grow bellflowers, pictures of bellflowers

1. How to grow bellflower

1. Temperature: The temperature range suitable for the growth of campanula is 15-20℃. When it is in the growth period, the temperature should be controlled within this range as much as possible. This will allow it to grow faster and better. It is relatively afraid of cold, and the temperature around it needs to be controlled at around 10℃ in winter. This will put it into a dormant state, which will be beneficial for its growth next year.

2. Soil: When growing bellflowers, you need to use soil that has good drainage, is relatively loose and breathable. It would be even better if it contained certain nutrients along the way. When breeding, you can mix leaf mold, peat soil and sand in a ratio of 4:3:3 to prepare the culture soil.

3. Watering: It is a flower that likes moisture. When caring for it, you should water it in time to provide it with moisture. If it lacks water for a long time, it will grow poorly and have yellow leaves. Normally, it needs to be watered about every 8 days. But in winter, in order not to disturb its dormancy, you need to reduce the frequency of watering and change it to once every 15-20 days.

4. Light: It is a flower that loves sunlight very much. When raising it, let it receive more sunlight. It is best to provide 6-8 hours of light per day, which can help it accumulate nutrients quickly. Don't keep it in a dark place for a long time, otherwise it will grow poorly and its leaves will wither.