Cultivation methods and precautions of yellow bell flower

How to grow yellow bell flower

soil

For potted yellow bell flowers, fertile sandy soil is best. The soil should be loose and well-drained. You can add some leaf mold to make it rich in humus.

Light and temperature

The yellow bell flower likes a growing environment with plenty of sunlight and requires sufficient light during the growth period. If there is insufficient light, the yellow bell flower plant will grow too tall and the flowering will be reduced. The suitable temperature for the growth of yellow bell flower is between 15℃ and 25℃. It is afraid of high temperature in summer and will enter dormancy when the temperature is too high. When the temperature is lower in winter, insulation is needed, and the wintering temperature should not be lower than 5℃.

Watering and fertilizing

Yellow bell flower likes a humid growing environment and needs sufficient water supply. It will grow poorly under drought conditions, but is afraid of waterlogging. Watering can be done once a day in spring and autumn, reduced in winter, and controlled in summer when it is semi-dormant. Fertilization must follow certain rules. Apply sufficient base fertilizer before planting. During the growing period, fertilize once every one to two months. When applying fertilizer, you need to control the application of nitrogen fertilizer during the growth period to prevent the plants from growing too tall, and apply phosphorus and potassium fertilizers during the flowering period to promote flowering.

Precautions for the cultivation of yellow bell flowers

prune

During its growth period, the yellow bell flower needs to be pruned to make it grow better. Prune and trim the branches in early spring every year, and cut off the upper branches of the yellow bell flower after the flowers fade. Combined with fertilization, this can promote the sprouting of new branches and flowering again.

Reproduction method

The reproduction of yellow bell flower can be carried out by sowing and cutting, which is more suitable in spring and autumn. However, the main method of reproduction is sowing.