Can bellflowers be grown indoors? How to grow bellflowers well?

Campanula is a common flower in life. It is loved by people because of its bright colors and small size. So can campanula be grown indoors? How to grow campanula well? The following editor will explain them one by one, hoping to help you.

Can bellflowers be grown indoors?

Campanula is a long-day plant, so it needs enough sunlight to bloom. It is okay not to be exposed to the sun during the seedling stage, but it must be exposed to enough light during the flowering period. It can tolerate shade after flowering. If you really like campanula and want to grow it in the bedroom, it is recommended to move it into the bedroom after flowering, and keep it on the balcony with sufficient light at other times. It is also okay to keep it on the balcony of the bedroom after flowering. In order to extend the flowering period, it is actually to cool down. Keeping the temperature low is conducive to extending the flowering period. The bedroom can just provide shade and cool down.

How to grow bellflower well

Soil: Campanula is not suitable for alkaline soil, so the potting soil should be acidic soil.

Temperature: Bluebells grow best at 13-18 degrees Celsius

Light: It is a plant that likes sunlight. It is difficult to bloom if it is kept in a humid state for a long time.

Watering: When watering, you should follow the principle of not watering unless the soil is dry, and watering thoroughly when you do. After the soil becomes dry, you can water it thoroughly once, and the amount of water should not be too much.

Fertilizer: The demand for fertilizer is not large. During its growth period, calcium and nitrogen fertilizers can be used appropriately to supplement its nutrients.

How to pot bellflower

1. Soil: It is not too demanding on the soil, and loose, breathable, well-drained sandy, slightly acidic soil is best.

2. Temperature: Campanula has relatively high temperature requirements and is also quite sensitive. The temperature should not exceed 30 degrees in summer and should not be lower than 0 degrees in winter.

3. Watering: Watering should follow the principle of "water when dry and water thoroughly when watering". Avoid overwatering and avoid excessive water accumulation in the pot soil. In summer, the temperature is high and the evaporation is large, so watering should be more frequent. In winter, the temperature is low and watering should be less or not at all.

4. Light: It likes light and will grow vigorously in an environment with sufficient light, and the flowers will be brightly colored. If there is insufficient light, the plant will grow too tall and the flowers will be dull in color.

5. Fertilization: It does not have a very high demand for fertilizer. It is mainly fertilized during the growing season, budding period and flowering period. Stop fertilizing during the high temperatures in summer and the low temperatures in winter.

6. Pruning: After potting, the growth may be messy at first, but it will grow naturally and neatly in the later stage. If you want to control the growth height of the plant and increase the number of flowers, you can pinch the top of the seedling when it is 6-8cm tall, let it branch out and control the growth height.