How many degrees of cold can Gypsophila gypsophila be tolerated? Things to note when raising Gypsoph

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1. How many degrees Celsius can it withstand cold?

2. Housekeeping precautions

Gypsophila’s cold tolerance is not very good. It can withstand 0℃. If the temperature is lower than 0℃, the plants will be frostbitten. However, when breeding, the temperature must be kept above 10°C. Growth will stop if the temperature is lower than this. During the winter, it is best to control the temperature above 15°C, which is more beneficial for it to survive the winter. When growing at home, you should not water too much, nor use turbid water, the temperature should not change significantly, and the concentration of fertilizer should not be too high.

1. How many degrees Celsius can it withstand cold?

Gypsophila can withstand cold of 0℃. If the temperature is lower than 0℃ during the maintenance period, the roots, branches and leaves of the plant will be frostbitten, which will seriously affect its growth. grow. Under normal circumstances, when the curing temperature is below 10°C, it will stop growing and enter a dormant state, but it will not be easily damaged by freezing. During the winter, if you want it to survive the winter smoothly, you need to adjust the temperature to above 15°C.

2. Domestic care precautions

1. Moisture: Water should be watered in time during home cultivation, but attention should be paid to controlling the amount of water. The soil should be watered thoroughly every time, but no water should be allowed to accumulate. In addition, the water quality must be controlled well, and turbid water cannot be used for irrigation. Water less during the rainy season, or stop watering first, and then water normally again after the weather improves.

2. Temperature: temperature during maintenance There should be no big changes and should be kept within a stable range as much as possible. It should be maintained at 25-30℃ during the day and 10-15℃ at night. When the temperature rises in summer, it is necessary to cool down in time to avoid sunburning the plants.

3. Fertilization: Some nitrogen fertilizer should be applied to it in the early stage of breeding, and as much phosphorus and potassium fertilizer should be applied in the later stage. When fertilizing, the concentration of fertilizer should be controlled. Do not apply concentrated fertilizer, let alone undecomposed fertilizer, as it is very easy to burn the roots.

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