When is Gypsophila best for planting?

The starry sky is also called June snow. The flowers are small and dense, and the trees are beautiful and beautiful. They are suitable for decorative flowers, but also for potted plants or bonsai. So when is the best day for Gypsophila? I will share it with you today.

When is Gypsophila most suitable for planting:

June snow is mainly distributed in the southeastern and central provinces of Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Jiangxi, Guangdong and Taiwan. Japan also has a distribution. More wild in the mountains and along the banks of the river. For subtropical tree species, the climate is warm and humid, and the soil is semi-yin and semi-yang, loose and fertile, well-drained soil, neutral and slightly acidic, and the cold resistance is not strong. The winter greenhouse needs to be above 0 °C. It has strong sprouting power and strong tilling power, so it is resistant to pruning and easy to shape. The southern gardens are often planted in the canopy under the canopy and in the bushes; in the north, there are many potted plants for viewing and wintering indoors. Also a good bonsai material.

Breeding is mainly based on cuttings, and it can also be divided into plants and pressed strips. The ramets should be carried out in the spring, and the cuttings should be selected from 1 to 2 years old for cuttings. At 20 °C, the roots can be rooted in about 30 days, and it is easy to survive. After the live pot is placed, it should be placed in a cool place and transplanted to the sun after 20 days. Spring plants can be moved to the outside for a certain amount of light. Applying a thin liquid fertilizer every 1 week to 2 weeks can promote the strong foliage and flowering.

When drying in high temperature in summer, in addition to watering every day, use fresh water to spray the foliage and nearby ground in the morning and evening to cool down and increase the humidity of the air. The plants should be placed under the shade, and should not be exposed to strong sunlight for a long time. After the fall, as the temperature drops, the amount of water should be gradually controlled, and water should be poured from 2 days to 3 days. In winter, move into a cold room of no less than 0 °C or indoor wintering, and water once every 20 days to 30 days; if the room temperature is above 15 °C, the evergreen does not fall leaves, and water is poured once every 7 days to 10 days, to keep moist air and give Sunshine. Avoid freezing during the cold, otherwise it is easy to die. Before going out of the house in March each year, the pots were replaced with humus soil, and the pelvic floor was used as the base fertilizer.