Bell-shaped flowers bloom all over the branches, and you never tire of looking at them

Soil: loose, fertile soil; Light: full sun in spring and winter, partial sun or full shade in summer and early autumn; Temperature: the suitable growing temperature is 15-25°C; Water: appropriately increase watering in spring and autumn to keep the soil moist, reduce watering during the summer dormancy period; Fertilizer: apply fertilizer once every 10-15 days during the growing period, stop fertilizing during the dormancy period.

1. Soil

Choose loose, fertile soil; leaf mold and sandy soil can be mixed together.

2. Light

It prefers a semi-shaded environment. In spring and winter, when it is relatively cold, it can receive full sun, while in summer and early autumn, when it is relatively hot, it can receive partial sun or simply be placed in a cool, ventilated spot.

3. Temperature

Its suitable growing temperature is about 15-25°C, and the optimal temperature is 18-22°C. In summer, when the high temperature exceeds 30°C, the plant enters dormancy, and growth also stops when the temperature is below 5°C.

4. Water

The growing season is spring and autumn, when the plant needs more water, so watering can be appropriately increased to keep the soil moist; during the summer dormancy period, water should be kept to a minimum. If water evaporates too quickly, you can mist the surrounding air appropriately to cool and retain moisture.

5. Fertilizer

During the growing period, apply light fertilizer frequently, once every 10-15 days; during the bud stage, increase the frequency to about once a week; stop fertilizing during the summer dormancy period to prevent burning the roots and seedlings.