How many gypsophila seeds are placed in a pot and what color are they?

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1. How many are placed in a pot?

2. Pay attention to sowing

3. What color is it?

When sowing Gypsophila gypsophila, just put 2-3 seeds in a flower pot. If the seeds are too close together, the seedlings will squeeze each other when they grow up, thus affecting their normal growth. If you are planting large-flowered varieties, one seed per pot will do. Gypsophila flowers come in fewer colors, generally only white, pink and rose red. Dried flowers come in more colors, including pink, yellow, green, blue, etc.

1. Put several in one pot

When planting gypsophila, you can usually plant 2-3 seeds in one pot, so that each seed is not too close to each other. When it grows, Seedlings will not squeeze each other when they grow up. If you sow too many seeds, the space in the pot will become smaller and the seedlings will grow thin. However, if you are planting large-flowered varieties, it is best to put 1 seed in each pot.

If you are transplanting seedlings, you can be more casual when planting, because they will be transplanted after germination, and the seedlings will not affect the growth of each other.

2. Attention to sowing

Before sowing, germination work needs to be done. Generally, the seeds should be placed in water and taken out after half an hour. Then wrap it in a moist paper towel or cloth to encourage germination, and wait until it grows small buds before sowing. Note that warm water should be used during germination, not water that is too hot or too cold.

3. What color is it< /h2>

Most of the gypsophila we see are dried flowers, and dried flowers come in many colors, such as pink, yellow, green, blue, purple, white, etc. The colors of flowers are very few, usually only white, pink and rose red. The reason why dried flowers have more colors is because they are artificially processed. Generally, people use dyes for dyeing, or spray colored sprays on the flowers, which results in more colors.

 

2. Pay attention to sowing

3. What color is it?

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