How to plant Gypsophila paniculata

1. How to plant

1. Seed selection

We can buy seeds directly in shops or flower markets, but if you buy them in shops, you must be careful not to buy fake seeds. You can experiment before planting. If you buy them in the market, try to find seeds with fuller grains, as this will increase the chances of survival.

2. Planting

Be more careful when planting. At first we can use a smaller container and then change to a larger container after the plant grows up. When choosing soil, try to use nutrient soil and seedling blocks. Do not use garden soil because it is too hard and will easily cause the newly sprouted seedlings to die. Then we can place the seeds on the surface of the soil, and then gently water them. The seeds will slowly blend into the soil, so there is no need to cover them again. It should be noted that they must not be planted too deep, otherwise it will be difficult for the seeds to drill out of the soil.

2. Post-maintenance

1. Lighting

When it just sprouts, it is a fragile period. At this time, in order to allow it to survive smoothly, it must be exposed to more sunlight. As long as it passes this period, it will grow well in the future and can be exposed to the sun all day long.

2. Watering

During the growth of the seedlings, it is not advisable to water them too much. It is better to let the soil in the pot be a little dry than to have stagnant water, otherwise the roots will rot.

3. Appropriate topping

When it grows into a plant, it is necessary to top it appropriately, which is a very important step. If done well, it will make the flowers bloom better later.