1、 Basin soil

It's best to use plastic pots or plain fired pottery pots to cultivate Gladiolus at home. Don't plant Gladiolus in a random pot, otherwise it's not conducive to the growth of gladiolus. For the soil, the sandy soil with good drainage and deep soil layer is suitable. Pay attention not to change the soil during the slow basin period

2、 Watering

Don't water the newly bought Gladiolus too much. First, it has little demand for water. Second, it has poor root absorption capacity. Watering too much can easily lead to ponding. Watering properly to keep the soil moist

3、 Fertilization

Gladiolus likes fertilizer. After you buy it home, you can apply a little rotten fertilizer to the soil, which can promote the growth of plants. However, pay attention not to use too much, otherwise the plant will easily burn the root and damage the plant if it cannot be fully absorbed

4、 Temperature

Temperature has a great impact on the growth of gladiolus. It is best to control the temperature between 15-25 degrees, which can make Gladiolus adapt to the new environment faster and return to normal growth