A beloved houseplant, mostly known as "The Bride and Groom", has other names. For example, the bell or bell of Maya, and it is also called campanula. The plant received such a romantic name due to its flowers, which can be lilac, blue or white. The white flowers of this plant are associated with the purity and tenderness of the bride, and blue, respectively, with the groom. The flowers of the "Bride and Groom", which are distinguished by their blue tint, belong to the Maya variety, and those blooming with white inflorescences are Alba.
Care
Indoor flower "Bride and Groom" is a perennial ornamental plant whose shoots cannot grow up. The inflorescences of the plant have an attractive shape, because they look like a bell. Flowers "Bride and Groom" can grow in a dark place, a small amount of light is enough for them. If the plant is provided with the necessary care, then it usually blooms in the second year. At the same time, it pleases its owners with an abundance of delicate and pretty flowers.
Landing
If bothvarieties of this plant are planted in one pot, which happens quite often, then for cultivation you should know about some features of the campanula. Since its blue form is less active in growth, it can be drowned out by a variety with white flowers. For those who wish to have such a beautiful plant in their home, it is worth heeding the advice that the “Bride and Groom” flowers feel better when the “bride” is next to the “groom”, that is, in a pair. Each owner of such an original plant wants the flowering period of the plant to last as long as possible.
The "Bride and Groom" flower, which is not difficult to care for, usually begins to bloom from spring until the onset of autumn cold weather. Timely cleaning of dried upper shoots and taking care of the roots and stems will allow the plant to delight with its flowering for a long period of time.
Temperature conditions
The Bride and Groom flowers love warmth and diffused lighting. In summer, campanula owners should take care of creating a moderate temperature, and in winter it is better to keep it at a temperature not exceeding 12-15 ° C. The plant is best placed where there is neither direct sunlight nor drafts.
Irrigation
In the summer, you should make sure that the plant receives enough moisture, that is, you need to water the campanula abundantly and often. As for winter, during this period the plant requires rest and a decrease in the frequency of watering. Between waterings, the soil shoulddry completely. In order for the plant to feel comfortable, it needs moist air. For normal growth, Campanula is best sprayed additionally.
Feeding
In order for the plant not to hurt, its leaves must be clean, without damage and any inclusions, otherwise problems with the attack of aphids or spider mites cannot be avoided. For growth and optimal development, additional feeding can be carried out and transplanted without fail every spring.
