Abstract: As a very common potted plant, Gypsophila is often used to decorate homes or offices. It is not only beautiful, but also very convenient to maintain. This article will give you a detailed introduction to the maintenance methods of Gypsophila's potted plants and help you easily create a garden. 1. Understand the baby's breath...
As a very common potted plant, Gypsophila is often used to decorate homes or offices. It is not only beautiful, but also very convenient to maintain. This article will give you a detailed introduction to the maintenance methods of Gypsophila's potted plants and help you easily create a garden.
1. Understand the characteristics of Gypsophila's leaves are relatively wide and dark green. Its flowers are very small and exquisite and colorful. Leaves that exist indoors for a long time or in a semi-shade and semi-sun environment are prone to rot or yellowing.
2. The choice of the environment. Gypsophila likes a cool environment. If placed in a place with direct sunlight, it will cause the leaves to turn yellow and affect growth. When placing Gypsophila potted plants indoors, you need to choose a location that is well ventilated and avoids direct sunlight.
3. Soil selection Since the root system of Gypsophila is relatively developed, the soil selected should be loose, fertile and breathable. Generally speaking, the flower soil purchased on the market can meet the growth needs of Gypsophila's baby.
4. How to water Gypsophila likes a humid environment, but it also needs to pay attention to water control. When watering, pay attention to allowing water to fully penetrate into the soil and keep the soil moist. Another thing to note is not to let the roots of Gypsophila's baby stay in a state of stagnant water for a long time.
5. Fertilization time Gypsophila likes fertile soil, so proper fertilization can promote its growth. Generally speaking, fertilization can be carried out in spring and autumn every year. It is recommended to use some organic fertilizers, such as decomposed chicken manure.
6. Regular pruning of Gypsophila giana grows faster, so it needs to be pruned regularly. It is mainly to control its growth rate and also facilitate the development of its flowers. When pruning, you should choose to do it in spring and autumn, and be careful not to prune the leaves at the roots.
7. Prevention and control of pests and diseases During the maintenance process, Gypsophila's Eve may also suffer from some pests and diseases, such as aphids, whiteflies, etc. At this time, timely measures need to be taken to prevent and control, and some organic pesticides can be selected for spraying.
8. Do not over-maintain. During the maintenance process, do not over-maintain. For example, too much watering, too much fertilization, etc. will cause damage to the growth of Gypsophila's baby and even die of disease. During the maintenance process, adjustments need to be made according to the growth of Gypsophila.
9. Pay attention to the growth of the plant. During the maintenance process, pay attention to the growth of the plant, such as whether there are withered leaves, whether there are pests and diseases, etc. In this way, problems can be discovered in a timely manner and corresponding measures can be taken to make adjustments.
10. Avoid large temperature difference environments. Stars are sensitive to temperature, so it is necessary to avoid large temperature difference environments. Especially in winter, it is necessary to choose a location with a suitable temperature to place it.
11. Pay attention to controlling humidity. Gypsophila likes a humid environment, but too high humidity can also cause problems such as yellowing and decay of its leaves. Therefore, it is necessary to pay attention to controlling the humidity in the room to avoid excessive humidity.
12. Reasonable light time Gypsophila likes a cool environment, so it needs to control the light time. Generally speaking, it can be done for about 8 hours a day, and it is also necessary to avoid direct sunlight.
13. Pay attention to the fact that the leaves of windproof gypsylum are tender and can easily be broken or damaged in case of strong winds. When placing Gypsophila potted plants, care should be taken to avoid being damaged by strong winds.
14. Regularly replace the soil. Gypsophila groans grow faster, so the soil needs to be replaced regularly. Generally speaking, it can be replaced once a year, and the roots can also be trimmed appropriately.
15. Babyata is a very easy-to-raise potted plant. As long as you master its maintenance methods, you can easily create a garden. By selecting the right soil, regular fertilization, regular pruning and other methods, you can make the baby's breath grow healthily and bring more beauty to your family.