Is clematis, lace and carnation easy to raise?

Clematis lace Dianthus is very easy to raise.

Clematis is relatively simple to maintain, but it also needs to pay attention to the following points. First, light. Clematis likes light very much, so it can be placed on the balcony for astigmatism and full light maintenance. It should be noted that the strong light in hot weather in summer cannot be exposed to the sun, so appropriate shading measures should be taken. It should still be placed on the balcony in winter, and try to find a place with better ventilation.

Second, fertilization. Clematis does not have a great demand for fertilizer. In the growing period, liquid fertilizer or decomposed organic fertilizer can be applied once a month. Be careful not to apply concentrated fertilizer, otherwise it will easily burn the roots. But if you want clematis to blossom, you'd better apply a little thin fertilizer or some liquid fertilizer.

Third, the soil. The soil of clematis requires good drainage, sufficient nutrients and strong air permeability, and the soil can be mixed with coconut bran, peat and perlite in a proper proportion. In this way, when we water, even when we water, more people will miss it directly and there will be no water accumulation.

Fourth, water. Clematis is more drought-tolerant and waterlogged-tolerant, and can be kept moist during daily maintenance. Be careful not to accumulate water in the basin soil for a long time. Under normal temperature, water can be watered once every three days in summer, once every half month in winter and once a week in spring and autumn.