How to cultivate Gypsophila paniculata

1. Choose the right soil

The most important thing in growing flowers is the choice of potting soil, and the same is true for it. In order to ensure the normal development of its roots, peat soil is generally used, and then the excess water in it is squeezed out. After placing the seeds, there is no need to cover them with soil, just cover them with a lid and place them in a place with scattered light.

2. Topping at the right time

Its most ideal flower shape is spherical, so in order to make it grow like this, we have to top it at any time during its growth process, and continue to top it until it achieves the effect you want. After that, you can stop topping it and let its flowers bloom to their heart's content.

3. Watering

It doesn't like a humid environment very much, and generally keeps it semi-dry and semi-wet. If it is watered too much, it will easily die, but it cannot be deprived of water for a long time, otherwise it will also die. Just keep the soil in the pot from drying out.

4. Lighting

It likes light very much. As long as it is not the scorching sun in summer, it can enjoy as much light as possible at other times. The longer the light time, the better its flowers will bloom.

5. Prevent diseases and pests

When the weather is hot in summer, it is easy to get diseases and pests, such as red spider mites, which can harm the entire plant. When it occurs, we must use drugs to control it to prevent its continued spread.