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- The ideal location for gypsophila
- Which floor does gypsophila need?
- The most important location tips:
- Tips & Tricks
Gypsophila likes it dry and sunny
The ideal location for gypsophila
Gypsophila prefers sunny, warm and, above all, dry. Then it will delight you with a lush flowering. High-alert perennials can also be protected from the wind, so they do not tip over.
Which floor does gypsophila need?
The soil for gypsophila should be loose and permeable, because Gypsophila paniculata, the Latin name, does not tolerate waterlogging. Gladly the earth may be slightly calcareous. Give your perennial gypsophila a strong support so that it does not fall on the ground during the first gust of wind. Plant gypsophila in a pot or balcony box, then make sure you have a good drainage layer.
The most important location tips:
Tips & Tricks
If you plant the gypsophila on a small hill, then excess water can easily run off and, if necessary, soak thirsty neighboring plants.