Gypsophila is ideal for flower beds and suitable for full sun exposure or semi-shaded environments. It is also suitable for ground cover. It is a plant native to Europe with delicate leaves and countless small white and pink flowers. It blooms at the end of summer and throughout autumn, emitting a pleasant fragrance.

The package includes 0.5 grams of gypsophila seeds, where one gram corresponds to approximately 1000 seeds. Gypsophila displays small white summer flowers with a diameter of 6-12 millimeters. Its elegant inflorescences are among the most used in floristry, often by florists to complement bouquets.

For best results, gypsophila can be combined with fertilizers. Germination and cultivation instructions are included.

Gypsophila seeds are planted in spring in soil rich in nutrients. Press each seed individually into the moist soil or spread them on the surface of the pot without covering them, as they need light to germinate. Keep the soil moist and the pot at a temperature of at least 20 degrees Celsius. Ensure the pot has enough drainage holes.

Gypsophila is an aromatic plant that contains essential oils, which may be found in various parts of the plant, such as the roots, leaves, flowers, and stems.