Campanula L.Campanula plants are non-toxic to both cats and dogs, so you can safely care for them
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Campanula (Latin name: Campanula L.) is an annual, biennial, or perennial herb belonging to the Campanulaceae family. Its flowers are bell-shaped and usually blue, preferring a cool summer and mild winter climate,
It prefers a sunny environment with sufficient light, but can also tolerate partial shade.
There are over 200 species of Campanula, almost all of which are found in the northern temperate zone. Most species are native to the northern part of Eurasia, with a few occurring in North America.
The name of Campanula comes from its flower shape, which resembles a bell. Its flowers have a morning glory-like shape, but are more elegant than morning glory. Most importantly, the shape of this flower's petals is bell-shaped,
It gives a particularly perfect feeling, and the color is a slightly serene blue, with bright patterns and high ornamental value.
Campanula, a diverse plant species, is mostly found in temperate regions. Most of the varieties cultivated at home are perennial, allowing them to bloom repeatedly,
Its flowering period generally occurs in the spring of each year. The flowering time is relatively long, with flowers blooming for up to two months.
It is a heliotropic plant, preferring areas with ample sunlight. When it is a seedling, it is only suitable for living in an environment with a temperature ranging from 10 to 18 degrees Celsius. When it forms flower buds, it prefers an environment with a temperature of 22 degrees.
It is not tolerant to high temperatures and prefers a cool climate. High temperatures in summer can cause the plant leaves to turn yellow and wilt.
The low temperatures in winter can also affect Campanula, and special attention should be paid in the north. Campanula is relatively drought-resistant, so it should be watered when it is dry and when it is damp.
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