How cold can Gypsophila paniculata endure? What should be paid attention to when raising Gypsophila paniculata at home?

1. How much cold can it withstand?

Gypsophila paniculata can withstand temperatures as low as 0℃. If the temperature is below 0℃ during maintenance, the roots and branches and leaves of the plant will be frozen, which will seriously affect its growth. Generally speaking, when the maintenance temperature is below 10℃, it will stop growing and enter a dormant state, but it is not easily frozen. During the winter, if you want it to survive the winter smoothly, you need to adjust the temperature to above 15℃.

2. Precautions for domestic breeding

1. Water: Water in time during home cultivation, but pay attention to controlling the amount of water. The soil should be watered thoroughly each time, but no water should be retained. In addition, the water quality must be controlled and turbid water should not be used for irrigation. During the rainy season, water less, or stop watering first, and then water normally after the weather is good.

2. Temperature: The temperature should not fluctuate greatly during maintenance and should be kept within a stable range as much as possible, maintaining at 25-30℃ during the day and 10-15℃ at night. When the temperature rises in summer, it is necessary to cool down in time to avoid sunburning the plants.

3. Fertilization: In the early stage of breeding, some nitrogen fertilizer should be applied, and in the later stage, more phosphorus and potassium fertilizers should be applied as much as possible. When applying fertilizer, the concentration of the fertilizer should be controlled. Do not apply concentrated fertilizer, and do not apply uncomposted fertilizer, as it can easily burn the roots.