Propagate guide

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Watering mastery

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Fertilizer mystery reveal

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Tips & tricks for cutting

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Plant pot secrets

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Common pests

Frequent diseases

Botanist’s tips

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Water the anemones without unnecessarily wetting the foliage in the morning or evening. Pour until the water takes some time to be absorbed by the soil. In summer, these anemones can suffer from drought if they are in full sun, so water them from time to time.

Water

Plant in the sun or in semi-shade.

Sunlight

Plant the anemones in autumn, in a dry soil well prepared (unpacked with the spade, then scratched to break the clods), with humus, well-drained.

Soil

If desired, you can add some bone meal to the soil in the fall for spring bloomers or in the spring for fall bloomers to give the bulbs a nutrient boost.

Fertilizer

The recommended temperatures for growing anemones is 58 to 65°F during the day and 42 to 50°F at night. The optimum temperature for efficient flower initiation may be lower than 54°F.