How to grow golden bell flowers

1. Breeding environment

1. Soil: It does not have too high requirements on the soil, as long as the drainage performance is good. When caring for it, you can mix it yourself with sand, garden soil, and leaf mold.

2. Watering: It has poor drought tolerance, so it needs to be watered frequently during maintenance, and the soil in the pot should have sufficient moisture. However, water control must be strict after the flower buds begin to show color. In addition, the growth is slow in winter, so watering should be reduced. You can stop watering if the soil in the pot is not dry.

3. Light: Golden bell can tolerate partial shade, but it will grow better with sufficient light, so it should be placed in a place with good light when caring for it.

4. Temperature: It has poor cold resistance, so it must be moved indoors for maintenance after winter, and the temperature should be controlled at around 10 degrees to allow it to hibernate naturally so that it can resume growth as soon as possible in spring.

2. Precautions

During the maintenance period, it is easy to cause diseases and pests, especially red spider mites. Once discovered, pesticides should be sprayed in time, otherwise it will seriously affect the growth. In addition, pay attention to pruning, cut off dead branches and leaves in time to increase light transmittance, and it will grow more vigorously.