1. Suitable soil

If you want to cultivate carnations, you need to use loose, fertile, slightly alkaline soil with good drainage and rich in humus. The cultivation substrate can be prepared by mixing 6 parts of garden soil, 2 parts of compost and 2 parts of sandy soil. Before planting, an appropriate amount of base fertilizer needs to be added to the soil to improve the fertility of the soil.

2. Sufficient light

Dianthus is a sun-loving plant. When breeding, it needs to be placed in an environment with good lighting to ensure that the dianthus has no less than 6 hours a day. Only when the dianthus flowers are exposed to the sun can they grow and bloom vigorously, but be careful not to expose the dianthus flowers to the sun in summer, otherwise they will easily dry out.

3. Temperature requirements

Dianthus flowers prefer a cool and warm climate environment. The most suitable growth temperature is between 15-20℃. When breeding in summer, pay attention to The dianthus flowers need to be cooled and ventilated to prevent them from being in a hot and stuffy environment. In winter, the dianthus flowers need to be maintained in a warm place, which is most conducive to their safe overwintering.

4. Reasonable water and fertilizer

When cultivating carnations, you must also apply reasonable water and fertilizer to them. It is best to water them according to the dryness and humidity of the soil. If the soil is found to be dry, water it in time. It only needs to be replenished with water, and the soil should not be allowed to accumulate water. When the dianthus grows for a long time, thin fertilizer should be applied frequently, preferably every 10 days or so.