Culture methods of bluebells in Denmark

Soil: Danish bluebells can be cultured in fertile, loose and well-drained soil. Watering: the breeding process needs to keep the soil moist, the growing season needs enough water, but can not accumulate water. Lighting: like light, but can not be directed by strong light, and it is better to maintain it in a semi-cool environment. Fertilization: proper amount of calcium fertilizer and nitrogen fertilizer were applied in seedling stage, and calcium fertilizer was applied in later stage. Pruning: there is no need to control the growth and coring, but to keep the compact plant type by proper pruning in the later stage.

I. Culture methods of bluebells in Denmark

1. Select soil

To choose potted Danish bluebells, it is necessary to select relatively fertile, loose and well-drained soil for breeding.

2. Proper watering

Danish bluebells like to grow in a humid environment, so in the process of breeding, it is necessary to keep the soil moist at all times, especially in the vigorous season of plant growth, but also to supplement sufficient water, watering the basin should not appear stagnant water, if the seedlings are planted, a small amount of coarse-grained vermiculite can be covered at the base of the flowerpot.

3. Sufficient light

Danish bluebells love light, but are not suitable for direct light, so plants can be kept in a semi-cool environment during culture, and 14 hours of light can be given every day if you want the plants to blossom naturally.

4. Rational fertilization

If you want Danish bluebells to grow more vigorously, then fertilization is also very critical, so you can apply appropriate amount of calcium and nitrogen fertilizer during the seedling period, and then add appropriate amount of calcium fertilizer in the later stage, which is helpful to promote the flowering of Danish bluebells as soon as possible.

5. prevention and control of diseases and insect pests

The more common diseases of bluebells in Denmark are powdery mildew, leaf spot, etc., and insect pests are aphids and thrips, so in the process of breeding, once diseases and insect pests are found, it is necessary to take the right medicine to spray and control.

6. Timely pruning

For potted plants, the beautiful shape is more loved by everyone. In general, it is not necessary to control its growth and pick the heart in the cultivation of Danish bluebells, but in order to make the plants more beautiful, in the later growth process, it needs to be properly pruned, which is helpful to maintain the compact plant type and improve the ornamental value of the plant.

II. Matters needing attention in culturing Danish bluebells

1. Patience

Breeding Danish bluebells requires enough patience, because Danish bluebells take two winters to blossom, and in summer, the climate is generally dry and hot, which can easily lead to plant wilt. Therefore, it is necessary to have enough patience and carefulness to take relative protective measures.

2. Spray water

Danish bluebells love the sun, but are not suitable for direct sunlight, so they can be cultured in a ventilated and semi-shady environment, and the plants need to be regularly sprayed to cool down during high summer temperatures.