1. Ploughing: If you want the gladiolus to grow rapidly, blossom more and give birth to more babies, you must plant it in the ground, and plant it in loose and fertile soil. Every time before planting, you should plough the ground and fertilize it, and mix farm manure such as pig manure and chicken manure into the soil.
2. Planting: Gladiolus gladiolus likes the sun. When planting on the ground, it should be planted in a place where there is no building to block the light. The buds of the seed bulbs should be buried in the soil with the roots upward and downward. The thickness of the covering soil should be 5-10cm. Deep burial is conducive to keeping the flower stems of the plant straight and not easy to lodge, and it can also create conditions for the growth of the upper roots.
3. Maintenance: After planting, the soil is compacted by hand, and after watering, there is no need to take care of it. Gladiolus can grow and blossom by itself.When 1/3 of the stems and leaves on the ground become yellow in autumn, the balls will be formed, and the dry stems and leaves will be cut off after the balls are formed.
4. Pilling: The small balls generated from the mother ball are picked and broken off, and the dug seed balls are placed in a cool and ventilated place to dry. After two layers of skin are removed from the seed balls, the seed balls are placed in a ventilated and dry place, and the temperature is kept not lower than 0 . The seed balls are planted in the next year.
