Does Gypsophila like the sun?

Gypsophila

Gypsophila paniculata is a typical sun-loving plant. It likes sunlight very much and cannot be completely deprived of light. Only when the plant is exposed to sufficient sunlight can it synthesize nutrients normally and promote the growth of the plant. Except for appropriate shading in summer, it must be exposed to sufficient sunlight at other times.

Baby's breath basking in the sun

Gypsophila paniculata is a light-loving and drought-tolerant plant. It can be planted in the sun when grown outdoors, and needs to be placed in a bright and ventilated place on the balcony when grown indoors. It can be exposed to the sun but not to direct sunlight. If exposed to strong light, the plant will easily be sunburned.

Starry sky

Gypsophila has relatively high requirements for light, and it needs to be given appropriate scattered light. Generally, it is necessary to ensure more than 3 hours of light per day in spring and autumn, and not less than 5 hours in winter. Newly planted plants need to wait until they are acclimatized before being given light.

What to do if baby's breath wilts in the sun

After the baby's breath is wilted by the sun, as long as the root system is still healthy, it will not cause the death of the plant. At this time, you can first cut off the sunburned leaves, and then move it to a cool and ventilated place for maintenance, so that the spider will recover quickly.