Cultivation methods and precautions of Clematis

1. Watering

The plant Clematis has relatively high requirements for water, and the water should not be too much or too little during cultivation. Especially in summer, you should pay more attention to it. The substrate should not be too dry or too wet. Never wait until the plant is about to wilt before watering.

2. Temperature

In spring and autumn, it grows best and fastest because the temperature at this time is most suitable for it. The temperature is high in summer. If the cultivation environment is higher than 35℃, it will wilt and die, and even the branches will die. When the temperature drops below 5℃ in winter, it will stop growing.

3. Lighting

It likes sunlight very much, so try to give it at least 6 hours of light every day, and it is best to get full-day sunlight. But you have to be careful when summer comes. The summer sun is too strong, so you have to provide shade and be careful not to let the leaves get sunburned.

IV. Precautions

It is especially important to provide shade in the summer to achieve cooling effects. If this is not done well, your plants will likely be left alone. You can water more often in spring and autumn, but you still must not forget the principle of not allowing water to accumulate, as root rot is very troublesome.