How to grow ground cover dianthus

1. Breeding conditions

1. Soil: It is best to use loose, breathable, and well-drained sandy loam for growing dianthus. If it is planted in the ground, it needs to be planted where the water level is lower.

2. Water: It does not require much water. As long as it is not too dry, it can grow normally. It generally does not need to be watered. However, during the rainy season, it needs to be drained in time, otherwise it may suffer from waterlogging.

3. Fertilization: Before planting, base fertilizer needs to be applied to the soil. After that, if it grows normally, there is no need to fertilize it.

2. Breeding Methods

The main method of propagation of ground cover dianthus is cuttings. Select strong branches with good growth from the plant, cut them into 10cm long, insert them into the culture soil, and water them to keep them moist. It will take about half a month for it to take root.

If you have seeds, you can also use the sowing method to propagate.