Cultivation methods and precautions of Anemone

1. Soil

When cultivating anemones, you should choose soil suitable for its growth. It is recommended that you use looser and more fertile soil. Such soil is more suitable for its growth, and the plant can better absorb the nutrients in the soil.

2. Water

Usually, you need to create a moist growing environment for it. You should water it more frequently during maintenance, and the soil should also have a high enough humidity. However, the amount should be controlled well at normal times, as waterlogging can easily occur. Also avoid getting wet in the rain and provide shelter when it rains.

3. Temperature

To keep it in a suitable growth environment, the temperature during breeding should not be too high or too low. Try to keep the temperature at around 15-35 degrees. If it is kept within this range, its growth will be better. The temperature in severe winter is relatively low, and the lowest should not be lower than 10 degrees.

4. Sunlight

Anemone is relatively light-loving. In spring and autumn, sunlight is more suitable, so it can be placed outdoors or indoors. In the summer, the sunlight is very strong, so you must strengthen the shielding, and never put it directly under the direct sunlight at noon.

5. Notes

If the plant is not properly maintained, it will be attacked by diseases and insects. Once it is diseased, its growth will be affected. Preventive measures should be taken as soon as possible after discovery, and different drugs should be used for treatment according to different diseases and pests.