How to cultivate and care for Campanula Campanula Planting techniques

Campanula is a herbaceous plant that is common in China and India. The bellflower is named because its head and tail are very similar to the blood of a phoenix. Campanula has many styles and colors. Its leaves and petals can be crushed and used to highlight fingernails. Let's take a look at the cultivation and care methods of Campanula.

How to cultivate and maintain Campanula

1. How to cultivate and maintain Campanula - soil

Campanula likes sunlight and is more adaptable to humid and hot environments, but is extremely unsuitable for cold environments. Campanula can be planted in slightly acidic soil, and does not need to be too fertile. It can also grow healthily in poor soil. Campanula has strong vitality and is easier to survive after transplantation, and can grow rapidly.

2. Cultivation and maintenance methods of bellflowers - care

Wind bell flowers like light and can tolerate shade. They only need about four hours of diffuse light a day. In summer, when direct sunlight is very strong, you can shade the wind bell flowers to ensure that the leaves will not be burned by direct sunlight.

3. Cultivation and maintenance methods of bellflowers - watering

After planting, you can choose to water the bellflower to keep the pot soil moderately moist. If planted outdoors, you need to pay attention to drainage in rainy weather to ensure that the bellflower does not rot. Do not water the bellflower when the sun is high in the sky in summer, as it will cause the flowers to fall off.