Gypsophila—Sky Full Of Stars

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Gypsophila, a perennial herbaceous plant of the Caryophyllaceae family, has small but numerous flowers, mainly in white, pink, and blue. Baby's breath is one of the cut flowers. Its flowers are fragrant and are a commonly used flower arrangement material. They are generally used as lining materials for the main flowers, so they are often called "bridesmaid flowers".

 How to grow:

Soil:
Loose, fertile, well-drained soil.

Temperature:
It likes warmth and is resistant to cold and heat. The suitable growth temperature is 35 degrees Fahrenheit to 90 degrees Fahrenheit.

Sunlight:
Gypsophila likes full sunlight.

Ventilation:
Maintain good ventilation to prevent illness.

Watering:
Gypsophila is more drought-tolerant and avoids being wet, but it requires a lot of water in the early stages of growth and development, so it needs to be watered more often.

Fertilization:
Generally, fertilize once every 20 days, and a general-purpose fertilizer for ordinary plants will suffice.

Planting time:
Sowing can be done throughout the year, and the most suitable time is February, March, and April every year because it blooms from June to September every year.

Growth period:
Germination takes about 10 days and flowers bloom after 3 months.

Flowering period:
80-100 days. If made into cut flowers, the flowering period will be shortened. With proper care, cut flowers can bloom for 20-30 days.

About Gypsophila:

Planting location: balcony, garden, courtyard, backyard and potted plants

Usage: Gypsophila bouquets can be made into cut flowers and bouquets. They are a commonly used flower arrangement material and are used for various occasions and as gifts for family and friends.

Flower language: purity, romance, flowers of love