Key points for caring for gladiolus in four seasons

1. Spring

When caring for gladiolus in spring, you can use strong bulbs for reproduction, as the reproduction survival rate is very high during this season. Meet the plant's needs for sunlight and provide it with sufficient light. If it is newly planted, you must control the amount of water, as long as the soil is kept slightly moist. In addition, fertilize it once every half a month or so.

2. Summer

The sunlight is relatively strong in this season, so it is necessary to provide shade in time to prevent the plants from being burned by strong light. It is best to place it in a place with scattered light and apply less nitrogen fertilizer, otherwise it will easily grow too tall. The plant's growth rate will slow down at this time, so stop fertilizing first.

Autumn

After the flowers have bloomed, trim off the remaining flowers in time. The weather is relatively dry at this time, so you should water it once every 2-3 days. However, when the temperature starts to drop, you will need to reduce watering appropriately. Fertilization is also needed at this time, and it can be applied once every 15-20 days. Organic fertilizer can be used.

4. Winter

The climate at this time requires strict water control. The amount of water must be controlled and not given in large quantities. Try to keep the breeding temperature above 15℃, and it is best to keep it in a warmer room. Ensuring sufficient sunlight every day will help it survive the winter safely.