When does Gypsophila produce seeds?

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1. Sowing time

2. Seed planting

3. Thinning

4. Topping

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The time for Gypsophila gypsophila to set seeds is around September. When it is planted, it is planted while planting, that is, it can be planted at any time after the seeds have set. Place the seeds on the sprayed soil, then cover them with a layer of soil, water them once, and wait until they germinate. After that, topping needs to be done.

1. Sowing time

1. Seed-bearing time

Its flowering period is from June to August, and its seed-bearing time is from August to September.

2. Seed planting

1. Soil: The soil for planting should use soil with good drainage as the cultivation soil. Sufficient water should be poured in between planting. 2. Planting: Spread the seeds evenly on the soil and cover with a layer of fine soil. The soil does not need to be covered too thickly, as long as the seeds can be covered. Then water once, try to use a watering can for watering, because the power of the watering can is small, the water is evenly sprinkled, and the seeds will not be scattered. Then put it in a semi-shady place and it will sprout in about a week. It can also be used to induce germination. Soak the seeds and put them in paper towels or cotton cloth, water them thoroughly, and they will germinate in one day

3. Temperature: It is more afraid of heat. After germination, the temperature should be between 15 degrees and 22 degrees. Time, too high or too low will affect its growth.

3. Thinning seedlings

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After the seeds germinate, if you find that the seedlings are too dense, you need to pull out the seedlings that are not growing well to avoid lack of nutrients.

4. Topping

The seedlings can be transplanted and planted when they grow to about ten centimeters. After planting in the pot, they must be topping.

2. Seed planting

3. Thinning

4. Topping

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