Breeding methods and precautions of Gypsophila manshurica

Gypsophila paniculata is a very common ornamental plant. It is a kind of herbaceous plant that can be made into potted plants and cultivated at home. However, when cultivating Gypsophila paniculata, you need to understand its cultivation methods and precautions in advance, otherwise there will always be various problems during cultivation. So what are the cultivation methods and precautions of Gypsophila paniculata? Let me tell you in detail.

Breeding methods and precautions of Gypsophila manshurica

1. Baby's breath likes loose soil

The plant Gypsophila paniculata does not have high requirements for soil, but it likes loose and well-drained soil. In addition, it is best to choose slightly alkaline soil, which will be more conducive to the growth of Gypsophila paniculata.

2. The moisture content of baby's breath should be controlled

When growing baby's breath, you need to control the amount of water. It has a relatively large demand for water, and even after pinching, it needs to be supplied with sufficient water. However, after it enters the flowering period, the amount of water supplied must be reduced. This can prolong the flowering period and increase its ornamental value.

3. Temperature requirements of baby's breath

If you want to grow baby's breath well, temperature control is also very important. This plant likes a warm environment, but it cannot be placed in an environment above 30 degrees, otherwise it will become deformed or the flowering rate will decrease. In addition, after entering the autumn and winter seasons, the growth of baby's breath will slow down, especially when the temperature drops to 10 degrees, it will come out of dormancy. If you want baby's breath to continue to grow, you must place it in a warm environment above 10 degrees.