Is baby's breath suitable for a deep or shallow pot?

Should I use a deep or shallow pot for my baby's breath?

Gypsophila is usually planted and maintained in deep pots because its root system grows relatively lushly. If it is maintained in shallow pots, the root growth of Gypsophila will be restricted, which is very unfavorable for its later growth.

When planting baby's breath, there are generally no high requirements for the material of the flower pot. Usually, plastic pots, clay pots, clay pots or purple clay pots can be used. Generally, clay pots or clay pots with good air permeability are the best.

How to repot baby's breath

1. Time to change the pot of baby's breath

The pot for baby's breath can be repotted in late spring or early summer. The temperature should be relatively warm and the ambient temperature should not be too low. Generally, the potting soil needs to be changed every 1 or 2 years. The pot should not be changed in winter or summer.

2. Watering after repotting Gypsophila

After repotting, the baby's breath needs to be watered immediately and then placed in a cool and ventilated place. Pay attention to regular watering. The soil must not be dry, and it is best to keep it relatively moist at all times.

3. Things to note when repotting baby's breath

(1) Removing the pot: Before removing the baby's breath from the pot, you can control the water so that the soil is drier and it will be easier to remove the pot.

(2) Pruning: After repotting the baby's breath, you need to clean the roots, and then prune away the diseased roots, old roots and weak roots. Then disinfect or apply grass ash.

(3) Potting soil: When repotting baby's breath, it is best to choose a soil that is rich in organic matter and loose and breathable. Do not use heavy clay soil.