Select the right variety, select and prepare, light and ventilation, watering and fertilization, pruning and reproduction, pest and disease control As people pay increasing attention to the home environment, potted plants have gradually become the new favorite of home decoration. Babysky potted plants have been loved by many flower friends for their fresh and refined appearance and easy-to-maintain characteristics. How can we grow a starry Babysky potted plant? Here are some professional maintenance tips to help you easily control this beautiful little potted plant. When selecting the right variety When purchasing a potted plant, you must first understand its variety. Currently, the common varieties of gypsylum on the market include white-flower gypsylum, pink gypsylum and purple-flower gypsylum, etc. Choose the right variety based on personal preferences and home style. White-flower gypsylum and pink gypsylum are more ornamental and suitable for placing indoors. Soil selection and preparation of Gypsophila pots have high requirements on soil. Soil with good drainage and strong air permeability should be selected. It is recommended to use compost soil, garden soil and sandy soil to mix them in a ratio of 2:2:1. In order to improve soil fertility, you can add appropriate amounts of organic fertilizers, such as decomposed chicken manure or cow dung. Light and ventilation Gypsophila potted plants prefer a well-lit environment, but are not resistant to strong direct sunlight. When placing, they should be placed in a brightly lit place indoors to avoid direct sunlight. A good ventilated environment should be maintained to help the growth and reproduction of plants. Watering and fertilizing are the key links in maintaining the Poseta Poseta. Too much or too little watering will affect the growth of the plant. Under normal circumstances, it is enough to keep the soil slightly moist. During the period of vigorous growth, the number of watering can be appropriately increased., and also pay attention to observing the soil humidity to avoid standing water.
Fertilization is also an important part of maintaining the potted plants of Gypsophila japonica. During the growing season, compound fertilizer is applied once a month. The amount of fertilization should not be too much to avoid root burning. In winter, the plant grows slowly, so the number of fertilization can be appropriately reduced. Pruning and breeding The pruning of Gypsophila potted plants is mainly divided into pruning and pruning. pruning is to maintain ventilation and light transmission of the plant, while pruning is to adjust the shape of the plant. During the growing season, pruning can be carried out appropriately to promote the growth of the plant.
The breeding methods of Gypsophila postures mainly include rationing and cuttage. rationing is suitable for plants with strong growth, while cuttage is suitable for plants with slow growth. During the breeding process, attention should be paid to selecting healthy branches and maintaining appropriate temperature and humidity. Pest and insect pest control Gypsophila pots may be infested by pests and diseases during their growth. Common pests and diseases include aphids, red spiders, etc. Control methods mainly include: regular spraying of pesticides, keeping the plants ventilated and transparent, and reasonable fertilization.
Babyata potted plant is an easy-to-maintain indoor plant. Through careful care in the above six aspects, I believe you will be able to grow a beautiful potted plant dotted with stars. Let us enjoy the beauty brought by this green! According to "China Flower News", in recent years, as people's demand for indoor plants has continued to increase, the market demand for gypsy's potted plants has also increased year by year. Mastering the maintenance skills of gypsy's potted plants can not only beautify the home environment, but also bring yourself a happy mood.