Cultivation methods and precautions of gladiolus

Gladiolus is a very famous flower in the world, native to Greece, with gorgeous flowers and elegant posture. Gladiolus is like a dancer who can dance, which increases its ornamental value. Gladiolus is a perennial herb with light-colored stripes. Here we introduce the cultivation methods and precautions of gladiolus .

Cultivation methods and precautions of gladiolus

1. Cultivation methods and precautions of gladiolus - soil

The soil for planting gladiolus needs to be relatively loose. Mix leaf mold with garden soil, add some calcium phosphate, and then dry the soil and prepare to pot it. First, disinfect the pot, then add the mixed soil, and wait until the plant grows up before repotting. Gladiolus is a bulb plant. After repotting, the bulb should be exposed to more than half of the soil to prevent the gladiolus bulb from being damp and rotten and unable to bloom.

2. Cultivation methods and precautions of gladiolus - transplanting

When the gladiolus starts to grow leaves, you can consider repotting. If you wait until the leaves grow out to about 4 leaves, you can transplant the bulb to a larger pot. You can choose to repot in June, when the temperature is high in summer, which is suitable for repotting cyclamen.

3. Cultivation methods and precautions of gladiolus - fertilization

During the planting process, you can increase the watering and fertilization of gladiolus. If the leaves begin to turn yellow, you should place the gladiolus in a cooler and more ventilated environment. Gladiolus is suitable for a cool growing environment, and autumn is more suitable for growing gladiolus.