Are the stars in the sky shade-loving plants or sun-loving plants?

1. All over the sky is very common in life. Many people like to plant baby stars at home and give them away. So it's sunny or sunny. Generally, all over the sky stars like sunshine, so they can grow better and bloom more beautifully.

Generally speaking, gypsophila paniculata can thrive in a warm and humid environment. Usually, sunshine should be given to gypsophila paniculata, which can make gypsophila paniculata better absorb nutrients in the soil, carry out photosynthesis, and produce beautiful flowers at flowering stage.

3. If the gypsophila paniculata is cultivated in the shade, it will make the gypsophila paniculata unable to carry out photosynthesis, leading to poor growth, gradually shrinking and turning yellow leaves, reducing the ornamental value of the gypsophila paniculata, and even easily suffering from pests and diseases, leading to its withering and death.

Besides the light from the lateral branches, gypsophila paniculata usually provides a lot of water and nutrients. Generally, water every five days during the growing period, and nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium fertilizer should be applied every 15 ~ 20 days. If the temperature is too high, it needs to stop fertilization.