Spanish bluebell

Spanish Bluebells prefer moist soils, so you should water them thoroughly each week. Do not let the soil dry out completely, particularly during summer months when temperatures are at their highest. During the summer months, water the Spanish Bluebells deeply but infrequently, aiming for a good soak 1-2 times per week. During the winter months, you may be able to water them every 2-3 weeks, or more frequently in warmer climates. If you're noticing that the leaves are starting to droop or curl, then it is a sign that it needs to be watered. Overwatering can be just as detrimental as sparse watering, so be aware of how much water you give to your Spanish Bluebells.

Spanish bluebells need 4-6 hours of sunlight a day, preferably in the morning and early afternoon. Avoid exposing these plants to intense, direct sunlight for too long, as it may scorch their leaves. Shade is also helpful to prevent the soil from drying out too quickly. Depending on the climate, Spanish bluebells may prefer hot or cooler summer temperatures, so be sure to provide protection from extreme temperatures in your area.

Spanish bluebell should be pruned at the end of the flowering season. It is best to remove the dead, wilted flowers and cut down the inflorescences that have died. This will help to encourage new growth during the following season. If the leaves become discolored or wilted, they can be removed to improve the overall appearance of the plant. All the stems should be cut back to around 10-15 cm (4-6 inches), or to the base of the plant. This will allow for healthy regrowth from the roots. Spanish bluebell should only be pruned lightly, as heavy pruning can reduce flowering.