Will baby's breath die in winter? Is it suitable for indoor cultivation?

1. Will I die in winter?

Gypsophila paniculata is not very cold-resistant, so it needs extra protection in winter. Generally, it will not die if it is managed properly. But if you ignore it in the winter and still keep it in the cold outdoors, it is very likely to freeze to death.

2. Winter maintenance

1. Keep warm: In order to allow it to survive the winter smoothly, it should be moved indoors after entering winter, and it should not be blown directly by the cold winter wind. If there is no way to bring the plants indoors, you can cover the potted plants with large plastic bags, which can also serve as a measure to keep out the cold.

2. Sunlight: It is a light-loving plant, so it needs more light even in winter. The sunlight in winter is relatively weak, so you can put it in the sun all day long. There will be no sunshine in winter. If this happens, you can use lights to provide light for the plants.

3. Water control: Its growth is very weak in winter, and its demand for water will be relatively small at this time, so pay attention to water control during the winter. Especially when the temperature is low, the frequency of watering should be reduced.

3. Is it suitable for indoor breeding?

The flowers of baby's breath are very small, and the branches and leaves are not too extended, so it is very suitable to be grown indoors. However, everyone should know that it likes sunlight. When growing it indoors, you must ensure that there is sufficient sunlight. If the indoor light cannot meet its growth needs, it is recommended to maintain it in a location with good outdoor light.