Campanula rapunculus

Species

Also called rampion, rover bellflower, rapunzel

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Campanula rapunculus
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Fact sheet

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Days to germination28 days

“Up to 28 days (after stratification)” — Campanula rapunculus (Rampion Bellflower)

Germination temperature59–68 °F

“Optimal Temperature: 15–20°C (59–68°F)” — Campanula rapunculus (Rampion Bellflower)

Lightbright indirect light indoors or full sun outdoors

“Provide bright indirect light indoors or full sun outdoors” — Campanula rapunculus (Rampion Bellflower)

WaterKeep soil evenly moist—avoid overwatering

“Keep soil evenly moist—avoid overwatering” — Campanula rapunculus (Rampion Bellflower)

Spacing8–12 in

“spacing 20–30 cm (8–12 inches)” — Campanula rapunculus (Rampion Bellflower)

Propagationseed

“Seed Treatment” — Campanula rapunculus (Rampion Bellflower)

Start indoors6–8 weeks before last frost

“Start 6–8 weeks before the last expected frost” — Campanula rapunculus (Rampion Bellflower)

Transplantonce seedlings have at least 2–3 sets of true leaves

“Once seedlings have at least 2–3 sets of true leaves” — Campanula rapunculus (Rampion Bellflower)

Ready whenharvest at the end of the first season

“If grown for edible roots, harvest at the end of the first season” — Campanula rapunculus (Rampion Bellflower)

Edible partsroots

“If grown for edible roots” — Campanula rapunculus (Rampion Bellflower)

IndoorsUse grow lights to maintain 12–16 hours of light per day.

“Use grow lights to maintain 12–16 hours of light per day” — Campanula rapunculus (Rampion Bellflower)

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