1、 Basin soil

Many people choose sandy soil when raising Gladiolus because it is more suitable for its growth. Such soil has the characteristics of good drainage and air permeability. The best thing is that such soil is not easy to produce ponding, which is of great benefit to the later maintenance

2、 Moisture

In the early stage of breeding, don't pay much attention to the watering work. Just water it once every ten days and eight days, and once every four or five days in hot summer. During the period of vigorous growth, you can water more appropriately. If you find that the basin soil is slightly dry, you should water it in time. But we should also pay attention not to too much. It will be troublesome to produce ponding

3、 Sunshine

No matter when it is, it needs enough sunshine, especially when it is moved indoors in winter. It also needs to provide it with sufficient light. When breeding at ordinary times, it can receive all day light. If it is hot and hot in summer, it can be shaded for a short time to prevent leaf sunburn