How to grow bergamot flowers? How to grow bergamot flowers at home

Buddha's hand flower is a hot-selling variety in the flower market. Many people like to grow it at home after purchasing it, but some people do not know how to grow it. They cannot grow the Buddha's hand flower well after purchasing it, which makes them very depressed. In fact, there are certain methods and techniques in the cultivation process of Buddha's hand flower. I will write down these methods and share them with everyone so that everyone can fully understand how to grow Buddha's hand flower.

How to grow Buddha's hand flower

1. Breeding environment

When cultivating bergamot, you must choose a suitable cultivation environment for it. Bergamot likes a warm and slightly humid environment during its growth. It is relatively cold-resistant. Water should not accumulate in the flowerpot during normal cultivation. It is also relatively poor in high temperature resistance. It must be shaded in hot summer weather. Bergamot also likes soft, fertile, loose and breathable soil. New potting soil should be replaced every year during cultivation.

2. Water appropriately

When growing Buddha's hand flowers at home, you must water them appropriately, because this plant is relatively drought-resistant but has poor waterlogging resistance. When it enters its peak growing season in spring every year, you should increase the watering frequency appropriately, but you must abide by the principle of not watering unless the weather is dry and watering thoroughly when you do. However, after entering the hot summer weather, it will enter a dormant state. At this time, you must reduce the watering frequency and then increase the water supply appropriately after it starts to grow in autumn.

3. Moderate light

When growing Buddha's hand flowers at home, it is necessary to maintain moderate light. This plant likes sufficient sunlight, but in the hot weather in summer, it cannot accept direct sunlight and needs necessary shade treatment. In autumn and spring, it can be placed in a sunny environment. If the Buddha's hand flower cannot receive sufficient sunlight during its growth process, it will affect its flowering period, and it will slow down its growth or cause it to become deformed.

4. Apply fertilizer appropriately

Buddha's hand is a fertilizer-loving plant. When growing it at home, you must pay attention to applying fertilizer in time, but the amount must be appropriate. Only when it enters the peak growth season should it be fertilized once every half a month. Be sure to use liquid organic fertilizer, and do not allow the fertilizer to get on its leaves when fertilizing, otherwise it will cause its leaves to rot. Stop supplying fertilizer after the Buddha's hand enters a dormant state.