Baby's breath planting method, a rural uncle teaches you step by step

Baby's breath, original name: Gypsophila paniculata, aliases: panicled baby's breath, baby's breath, tall baby's breath, chalk plant, baby's breath, a perennial herb of the Caryophyllaceae family, Gypsophila genus. Now let this rural uncle briefly introduce the agricultural planting techniques for baby's breath.

Watering: Baby's breath does not like moisture, so do not water too frequently; the soil should be kept alternately dry and moist, and there should be no standing water in the pot soil on rainy days. In hot summer weather, spray water on the leaves to cool them and increase humidity.

Fertilizing: Baby's breath likes fertilizer. Before winter and after the flowers fade, apply one round each of decomposed cake fertilizer water, but do not apply too much. Propagation: mainly by cuttings, and division can also be used. When taking cuttings, cut mature branches 10-15 cm long and insert them into a sand bed; they root in 30 days.

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