Abstract: Gypsum is a very beautiful plant. It blooms in spring and summer, and the color of the flowers is very bright and colorful. The growth environmental conditions and behavioral characteristics of Gypsophila paniculata have a great impact on its growth and development. This article will focus on introducing this knowledge. Baby's breath...
Gypsum is a very beautiful plant. It blooms in spring and summer, and the color of the flowers is very bright and colorful. The growth environmental conditions and behavioral characteristics of Gypsophila paniculata have a great impact on its growth and development. This article will focus on introducing this knowledge.
Growth environment conditions for the baby's baby 1. Lighting conditions: Baby's baby likes a well-lit environment. If there is a lack of sunshine, flowering will be delayed.
2. Temperature conditions: Gypsophila has high temperature requirements, and the most suitable growth temperature is 20℃-25 ℃.
3. Humidity conditions: Gypsophila has high requirements on humidity and will grow unhealthily in a dry environment.
4. Soil conditions: Gypsophila likes to grow in soil with good drainage and rich in organic matter.
5. Moisture conditions: Gypsophila's needs the right amount of water to maintain growth and development, but it is not advisable to over-water.
Characteristics of the growth habits of Gypsophila paniculata 1. Growth speed: Gypsophila paniculata grows rapidly and can reach about 30 centimeters in a season.
2. Flowering period: The flowering period of Gypsophila's breath is in spring and summer, and each flower can last for 7-10 days.
3. Fruit: The fruit of Gypsophila is a capsule, and the color of the fruit is green or dark purple.
4. Reproductive methods: Gypsophila's reproductive methods include seed reproduction and cuttings reproduction.
5. Positive: Gypsophila is a positive plant. If it is exposed to a dark and humid environment for a long time, it will cause poor growth.
6. Water requirements: Gypsophila needs appropriate amounts of water to maintain growth and development, but it is not advisable to over-water.
7. Nutritional composition: Gypsophila needs soil containing sufficient nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and other nutrients to maintain growth and development.
8. Pest and insect pest control: Gypsophila is vulnerable to pests such as red spiders and whiteflies, and timely measures need to be taken to prevent and control it.
By introducing the growth environmental conditions and habits of Gypsophila's, we can better understand the growth path of this plant. In daily maintenance, we need to pay attention to giving the baby's baby's breath suitable conditions such as light, temperature, humidity, etc., and also pay attention to preventing and controlling pests and diseases to promote its healthy growth.