Introduction to Clover How to Plant Clover

Clover is a herb native to Russia. Many people in China don't know much about it and don't know how to grow this green plant! Today, I will give you a detailed introduction to clover, so that you can have a comprehensive understanding of it and easily learn how to grow clover.

Introduction

Clover is a perennial herb that grows upright. When fully grown, its height is mostly between 10 and 60 cm. It has almost no branches and is completely hairless. Its leaves are emerald green and its flowers are bright and varied. It blooms mostly between June and July each year, and the flowering period is relatively long, making it highly ornamental.

How to plant clover

1. Planting environment

Clover is a plant with relatively tenacious vitality. It does not have high requirements for the growing environment, but it is neither drought-resistant nor waterlogged. However, it has strong heat and cold resistance. It can be planted in a warm, well-ventilated and fertile soil environment. Spring is the best season to plant clover every year.

2. Apply fertilizer in time

During its growth process, clover has a relatively large demand for fertilizer and needs to be fertilized in time. You can choose liquid fertilizer when fertilizing clover. It is best to choose long-acting compound fertilizer. When fertilizing it, you can take it out of the flowerpot, and after the fertilizer is applied, replant it in the flowerpot and water it with enough water.

3. Temperature regulation

Clover also has certain temperature requirements during planting. It grows fastest when the temperature is between 20 and 25 degrees, but it will stop growing when the external temperature drops below zero, and some old leaves will turn yellow. This is because the small leaves on its taproot will stick to the ground and stop growing, but they will still remain green. If the ambient temperature can be raised at this time, it will quickly resume growth.

4. Soil

When planting clover, it is not very demanding on the soil. It can adapt to various soil types, but only in slightly acidic and fertile soil can clover grow vigorously and produce a large number of beautiful flowers.