How to grow clover at home? Cultivation methods and precautions of clover

Clover is the most common green foliage plant in nature. It can be planted on a large scale or grown in pots indoors. But how should the beautiful clover be grown at home? I will write down its cultivation method in a moment, and also tell you what you need to pay attention to during the cultivation process of clover?

How to grow clover at home

Clover can be grown in a flowerpot at home. In the flowerpot, you should prepare loose, fertile, and humus-rich nutrient soil. Sow the clover seeds in the nutrient soil, cover it with a thin layer of soil, and then water it enough. After about ten days, it will grow into seedlings. At this time, as long as you take good care of it, it will slowly grow.

How to grow clover

1. When growing clover, you must pay attention to the soil surface after sowing. If the soil becomes hardened, you must loosen the soil in time. When growing clover, you must also provide it with appropriate light. In spring, autumn and winter, you can put it in a sunny environment, and in summer, move it to an environment with sufficient scattered light.

2. Clover is a green plant that likes a humid environment. It must be watered in time during the cultivation period. It is best to keep the soil moist, but water must not be allowed to accumulate in the flowerpot when watering, otherwise the roots of the clover will rot, and in severe cases, the clover will die. Clover is also a fertilizer-loving plant. During its normal growth period, it should be fertilized once every ten days, and the fertilizer should be mainly phosphorus and potassium fertilizers.

Things to note when growing clover

Clover is a herb with strong vitality and its cultivation method is relatively simple, but you must pay attention to the prevention and control of diseases and pests during the cultivation period, especially in the hot weather in summer. It is easy to be infected by viruses and bacteria and prone to diseases. At this time, the diseased plants must be removed, and anti-disease drugs such as benomyl must be sprayed, and attention must be paid to environmental ventilation, so that the clover can return to normal as soon as possible.