Growth environment conditions and characteristics of baby's breath

Gypsophila growth environment conditions and requirements

Gypsophila is a flower plant that is often used to make bouquets. It is widely planted and mostly grows in China, Kazakhstan, Russia, Mongolia, Europe and North America. Generally, Gypsophila likes to grow in a warm, humid and sunny environment.

Gypsophila growth temperature

Gypsophila has very tenacious vitality, takes root very quickly, and has a certain degree of cold resistance. It can generally withstand temperatures as low as 0 degrees. During the growth period, the most suitable growth temperature is around 15-20 degrees. When the ambient temperature is below 10 degrees, Gypsophila will enter a dormant state.

Gypsophila growth humidity

Gypsophila paniculata has good cold resistance. Generally, newly planted or newly grafted gypsophila paniculata requires higher humidity and needs frequent watering. It needs to be sprayed with water frequently when the climate is dry. Generally, the amount and frequency of watering can be reduced after the plant grows normally.

Gypsophila growing soil

When planting baby's breath, it needs to be planted in a sunny place. Generally, the soil for planting should be loose, fertile and humus-containing sandy loam. Slightly alkaline soil is best. In addition, the moisture of the soil should be moderate and not too wet.

Growth cycle and process of baby's breath

The growth cycle of baby's breath is very short. Generally, after planting, it will bloom after 3-5 months of maintenance. Generally, baby's breath planted in spring will bloom in May and will continue to bloom until July.