Abstract: Gypsophila, also known as Oblivion, is a perennial herb growing in tropical and subtropical regions. It is widely cultivated in flower beds, gardens, balconies and other places. Although Gypsophila looks very beautiful, they actually require quite high sunshine, and improper maintenance methods can easily lead to...
Gypsophila, also known as Oblivion, is a perennial herb that grows in tropical and subtropical regions. It is widely cultivated in flower beds, gardens, balconies and other places. Although Gypsophila looks very beautiful, they actually require quite high sunlight. Improper maintenance methods can easily lead to sunburn, wither and even death. In daily maintenance, we must pay attention to sun protection.
Know about Gypsophila giana is native to tropical America. It has beautiful flowers, vertically growing stems and leaves, and grows rapidly. They usually bloom in spring and summer and have a variety of colors, including red, pink, white, etc. These flowers are very eye-catching and easy to cultivate.
Light requirements of Gypsophila giflora. Gypsophila giflora is a sun-loving plant, but too much sunlight can cause them to wither and sunburn. Generally speaking, Gypsophila needs enough sunshine, but it should not be exposed to strong sunlight.
Suitable environment for Gypsophila giana grows in a warm and humid environment, and the suitable growth temperature is between 20℃ and 30℃. This temperature range is easy to reach in summer and spring, but warmth measures are needed in winter.
How to protect against the baby's breath requires avoiding exposure to strong sunlight, especially at noon. You can build some awnings next to the plants, or place gypsies on the balcony in partial shade.
Irrigation Tips Gypsophila likes moist soil, but also don't like too much water. You can choose to water in the morning and evening or use a sprayer to spray water to avoid the soil being too wet or too dry.
Fertilization precautions Gypsophila paniculata do not need to fertilize too much, once or twice a month is enough. You can choose compound fertilizers, special fertilizers for succulent plants, or foliar spraying fertilizers to fertilize.
How to prune During the growth of Gypsophila, you can prune appropriately to cut off the withered leaves and flowers. This not only benefits their growth, but also makes them more beautiful.
Pest and insect pest control Gypsophila is vulnerable to aphids, especially when temperatures are too high, they are more active. Measures such as spraying and ventilation should be carried out in a timely manner to prevent the breeding of aphids.
Special reminder that Gypsophila is a succulent plant, so you need to control the right amount when watering and fertilizing. Avoid placing it at the air outlet and under the air conditioner, otherwise it may cause sunburn and blight.
How to determine whether the Gypsophila giana is sunburned or sunburned refers to the phenomenon that the leaves of Gypsophila giana are scorched and dry due to too strong sunlight. Generally speaking, sunburn starts at the top or leaf tip of the Gypsophila japonica and then gradually spreads downward. If this situation is found in the leaves of Gypsophila japonica, timely measures need to be taken.
How to deal with baby's sunburn If you find baby's sunburn, you can move them to a cool place and cut off the sunburned leaves and branches appropriately. When cutting, leave certain growth points so that they can grow back into healthy leaves and stems.
How to maintain sunburn Gypsum flowers need to be maintained in a cool place, and do not pour too much water to avoid affecting their normal growth. It is necessary to keep air circulation and humidity appropriate to prevent the breeding of pests and diseases.
How to prevent sunburn Avoid exposure to strong sunlight, especially at noon. You can build awnings on your balcony or place them in a partially shaded position. Choosing the right soil, fertilizing and watering are also key to preventing sunburn.
Care for Gypsophila is a beautiful plant that requires our constant attention and love. Appropriate light, watering and fertilization should be provided according to their growth needs. When problems are discovered, timely measures must be taken to prevent the impact of pests and diseases on them.
Gypsophila is a beautiful plant. Although it has high requirements for sunlight, as long as you master good maintenance skills, you can let them grow healthily in the sun. To avoid sunburn and pests and diseases, attention should be paid to issues such as fertilization, watering and pruning. At the same time, it is necessary to maintain a suitable environment and temperature to make the Gypsum more healthy and beautiful.