Bergamot is suitable for growing in loose and fertile acid soil with good drainage. It can be made up of humus, river sand and peat soil and mixed in the proportion of 6:3:1. Add a little cake or bone meal as the base fertilizer to help it grow.
Bergamot usually grows in a place with plenty of light. You can put it in the sun and receive long hours of light. But it is more afraid of strong light, so it needs to be properly shaded in summer to avoid water loss due to exposure.
Bergamot likes a humid environment, in addition to timely watering, but also to maintain a higher air humidity. In summer, more water is needed to avoid soil drying. If the weather is dry, you can spray water on the leaves.
Bergamot is sensitive to fertilizer. Too much fertilizer is easy to burn the root, too little will make it grow badly. In the growing period, the organic fertilizer is applied once a month to make it grow healthily. Applying compost and P & K fertilizer before flowering, young fruit stage and after fruit picking can promote flowering and fruit bearing.
