Ear primroses prefer alkaline soil (add ash when planting and add it if necessary), other common species grow well on loam with a neutral or slightly acidic soil reaction, and on moisture-absorbing peaty soils.
How to plant primrose
Primrose planting material is quite small.
After distributing the grains on the surface of the earth, they are lightly covered with soil.
If desired, you can use regular snow during planting.
It is distributed in an even layer on the surface of the soil mixture, then primrose seeds are laid out.
How to care for Primrose outdoors
Since primrose is an unpretentious plant, caring for it will not be difficult.
It is enough just to weed the flowers in time and water them periodically.
To avoid accidentally flooding the plant, pay attention to its leaves.
Water the primroses when they are slightly limp and drooping.
What does indoor primrose like
Primrose, like most other plants, needs good and long-lasting light - only in this case it blooms.
Despite this, she does not like direct sunlight, so the best place for a pot of primrose is the windowsill of a western window.
An alternative is a south window curtained with thick tulle.
