Campanula rapunculus - Rampion

continental : These plants need to have a constantly damp soil, for which usually 1-2 glasses of water are used; during the bitter months we advise watering every 2-3 weeks.

alpine : Let’s water every 3-4 weeks, or even more often using 0-1 glasses of water, remembering that the soil should always be slightly moist and cool, but not soaked with water.

mediterranean : Let’s try to water regularly with 2-3 glasses of water, so that the soil is always fairly moist; normally watering every 1-2 weeks or so is enough.

continental : Grow the the Campanula rapunculus in a place where it is protected by direct solar rays for good part of the day.
The Campanula rapunculus can stand temperatures a few degrees below zero; during the coldest periods of the year it is moved to the cold greenhouse, or it is protected by a non-woven fabric.

alpine : Locate this plant in a partially shaded place, where it can receive a few hours of direct sunlight.
During the cold months it’s best to shelter these plants from the most intense freezing; let’s move them to a cold greenhouse, or let’s cover them with some a non-woven fabric.

mediterranean : It is advisable to grow these plants in a bright place, which is exposed to direct solar rays only during the coolest hours of the day.
These plants are grown in full ground all year round; they can stand the cold.

Feed Campanula rapunculus : During the winter months it’s not necessary to fertilize medicinal plants.

Adversity Campanula rapunculus : It usually isn’t necessary to apply treatments against parasites in the winter. Many parasites don’t develop, because of the cold temperatures, and also a large part of the plants aren’t in growth.