Preparations before planting Gypsophila Babyata Planting Steps Maintenance and Management after planting Gypsophila Babyata Planting Precautions for planting Gypsophila As people continue to improve their pursuit of quality of life, home gardening is becoming more and more popular. Gypsophila Babyata, because of its unique flower shape and fresh atmosphere, has become a new favorite of many flower friends. This article will introduce you in detail the planting process of Gypsophila Babyata and help you easily create a romantic flower landscape. Preparations before planting gypsies 1. Choose a suitable planting site Gypsies likes a sunny environment, but they are also resistant to shade, so you can choose a place with sufficient light or semi-shade for planting. Ensure good soil drainage and avoid water accumulation.
2. Preparing to plant soil Gypsophila is suitable for growing in loose, fertile and well-drained soil. You can choose to mix pastoral soil, legular soil and sand in a certain proportion to increase the breathability and drainage of the soil.
3. Planting time Gypsophila is generally planted in spring and autumn. The temperature in these two seasons is suitable, which is conducive to plant growth. Gypsophila planting steps 1. Before planting, loosen the soil to remove weeds and stones.
2. Gently unfold the root system of the Gypsophila plant and place it into the soil to bring the root system into close contact with the soil.
3. Cover the soil and gently compress it to ensure that the soil and roots are closely integrated.
4. Pour water thoroughly to make the soil fully moist. Maintenance and management of gypsylum after planting 1. Watering gypsylum likes a humid environment, but avoid standing water. Keep the soil moist during growth, but do not over-water to avoid root rot.
2. Fertilization During the growth of Gypsophila paniculata, apply thin fertilizer every 15 days or so. Compound fertilizer or organic fertilizer is appropriate.
3. During the pruning and growth process, prune yellow leaves and sick branches in time to keep the plants clean and healthy.
4. Pest and insect pest control, Gypsophila is vulnerable to pests such as aphids and red spiders. It must be discovered in time and taken measures to prevent and control it. Precautions for planting gypsylum 1. When planting, pay attention to maintaining the spacing between plants to avoid overcrowding and affecting plant growth.
2. During growth, keep the soil ventilated and breathable to avoid excessive humidity.
3. Gypsophila is not cold resistant. Pay attention to keeping warm in winter to avoid freezing damage.
Babyscape is a flower that is very suitable for family planting. Its planting process is simple and its maintenance and management are convenient. Through the above introduction, I believe you have a comprehensive understanding of the planting of Babyscape. Come and try to plant Babyscape. Add a touch of romance to your home garden!