Gypsophila paniculata planting time and method

Gypsophila paniculata planting time

When planting Gypsophila paniculata, it is best to do so in autumn, when the growing season is longer, which is conducive to pruning during planting, and the flowering period is also long. It is best not to sow in spring, because it is not heat-resistant, not conducive to summering, and prone to diseases and pests.

Gypsophila paniculata planting method

1. Flower pot selection: When planting gypsophila, you need to use a ceramic pot with good air permeability. In the early stage of planting, you can use a flower pot with a relatively small capacity, and then change to a larger pot in the later stage of growth.

2. Substrate selection: Gypsophila paniculata is relatively resistant to barrenness, but in order to allow its roots to grow better, it is best to choose soil with good air permeability and water permeability, such as peat soil and leaf mold.

3. Sowing: When planting Gypsophila paniculata, you need to use relatively fresh seeds so that the germination rate will be higher. After selecting the seeds, you can sow them.

Gypsophila paniculata Planting Precautions

When Gypsy Baby's Breath is growing, it must have a suitable temperature environment. It is not heat-resistant but cold-resistant, so the temperature cannot be higher than 28 degrees in summer and cannot be lower than minus 5 degrees in winter. For it, the most suitable temperature is around 15 degrees.