Breeding methods and precautions for Gypsy Gypsophila

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1. Maintenance methods

2. Breeding skills

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

4. Other issues

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Flower pot: The shape of the flower pot is chosen based on personal preference. If the material is highly breathable, a pottery pot is more suitable for its growth. Soil: The soil should have good air permeability. You can mix peat soil and leaf mold soil before planting. Temperature: It is resistant to low temperatures and does not like high temperatures. The optimal growth temperature is 15℃, and the summer temperature should be lower than 28℃. Moisture: More water is needed during the growth period. Watering can be done every 2-3 days. Watering should be reduced before the flowering period.

1. Maintenance methods

1. Maintenance methods

1. Selection of flower pots: Pottery pots with good air permeability are preferred. In the early stage of planting, you can choose flower pots with smaller capacity. When you grow up, you can change to larger pots. The shape can be chosen according to personal preference.

2. Substrate selection: Gypsy gypsophila is resistant to barrenness and has low soil requirements. If the conditions are good, you can choose nutrient soil. In order for its roots to grow better, it is best to choose soil with relatively good air and water permeability, such as peat soil and leaf humus soil.

3. Temperature management: It can withstand cold , but not adapted to hot environments. The temperature in winter cannot be lower than minus 5°C, and in summer it cannot be higher than 28°C. 15°C is its optimal growth temperature. Also, try to avoid excessive temperature differences during its growth.

4. Water management: Adequate water can make the entire plant grow better. Watering should be regular. Generally, watering can be done every 2-3 days. The watering time should be at noon as much as possible, and the frequency of watering needs to be reduced before the flowering period.

2. Breeding skills

1. Sowing: Before sowing, you must choose the right seeds. Remember not to choose gypsophila for cut flowers. It is hardy and dislikes high temperatures, so fall is a good time to plant. Generally speaking, the fresher the seeds, the higher the germination rate. After selecting the seeds, sow them and wait for germination.

2. Planting: Because its seed particles are small, the seedlings after germination are in clusters. At this time, they need to be divided. Eliminate weak and poor-growing plants, and plant healthy and strong plants in larger pots.

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

1. Root rot: It will grow better in soil with good air permeability and strong drainage. If the soil is too sticky, it will affect root respiration. Secondly, excessive and frequent watering may also cause root rot. , so pay more attention.

2. Red spider mites: The weather is hot in summer, and Gypsy gypsophila is prone to diseases and insect pests. Usually, yellow leaves should be cleaned in time. When spider mites are found on the plants, flower insecticide or quick-killing pesticide mixed with water should be sprayed on the leaves in time.

4. Other questions

1. Can it be grown at home: The plant is highly ornamental. The ideal flower shape when grown is spherical. The flowers are pink or white in color and are very attractive, so it is very suitable to be grown at home.

2. Can it be grown in the open? It can be grown in the open. It likes light. The longer the light time, the better the flowers will bloom. However, the scorching sun in summer must be avoided.

2. Breeding skills

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

4. Other issues

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