Gypsophila is a family of plants known commonly as baby’s breath. The abundance of delicate little flowers makes it a popular border or low hedge in the garden. You can grow baby’s breath as an annual or a perennial, depending on the variety chosen.
How do you grow Gypsophila plants?
Gypsophila Growing Guide
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- Any fertile soil with good drainage and an alkaline or near-neutral pH.
- Full sun.
- Moderate. …
- Mix a light application of a balanced organic fertiliser into the soil prior to planting. …
- Start seeds indoors in late winter and set out the seedlings while the soil is still cool.
How do you care for Gypsophila plant?
For best results grow gypsophila in moist but very well-drained, slightly alkaline or neutral soil. Deadhead spent blooms regularly to encourage repeat flowering. Avoid disturbing perennial plants once established, as they dislike root disturbance.