1, bergamot is suitable for growing in loose, fertile and well-drained acidic soil. It can be mixed with humus soil, river sand and peat soil according to the ratio of 6:3: 1. Adding a little cake fertilizer or bone meal as base fertilizer is helpful to its growth.

2. Bergamot generally grows in a place with sufficient light. You can put it in the sunny place and receive long-term light. However, it is afraid of strong light, so it needs proper shading in summer to avoid water loss caused by exposure.

3, bergamot likes a relatively humid environment, in addition to timely watering, but also to maintain a high air humidity. It is necessary to water more water in summer to avoid dry soil. If the weather is dry, you can spray water on the leaves.

4. bergamot is sensitive to fertilizer. Too much fertilization is easy to burn the roots, and too little will make them grow poorly. Apply organic fertilizer once a month during the growing period to make it grow sturdily. Apply compost, phosphorus and potassium fertilizer before flowering, young fruit stage and after fruit picking to promote flowering and fruiting.