4 Gladiola Bulbs Mixed Rainbow Color Collection | Gladioli Color Corms Large Flowering Colorful Summer Flowering Bulbs by Greenhouse PCA
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$13.05
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$13.05
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4 Gladiola Bulbs Mixed Rainbow Color Collection | Gladioli Color Corms Large Flowering Colorful Summer Flowering Bulbs by Greenhouse PCA
Regular price
$13.05
Sale price
$13.05
Regular price
Product description
-Gladiolus is one of the four famous cut flowers in the world. It has a wide variety of varieties, rich colors, unique flower patterns, long inflorescences, large flowers and long flowering periods. It is widely used in cut flower arrangements.
-The flower colors of gladiolus are very rich and varied, and are generally divided into 12 colors according to the basic colors of the flowers, namely white, green, yellow, orange, orange-red, red, pink, rose red, light purple, blue, purple and smoke color. This listing contains 4 bulbs of mixed colors.
-Gladiolus is generally planted in spring, the bulbs begin to sprout at 4-5°C, and grow best at 20-25°C. A well-ventilated environment is required to avoid sultry heat and cold and wet soil. Flowers in summer and dormant in winter. Flower bud differentiation was performed under long-day conditions.
-Gladiolus, also known as gladiolus, is a light-loving plant and needs to be grown in a sunny place. Likes cool, not cold, avoid hot, requires loose, fertile, moist, well-drained sandy soil.
-For a continual harvest of flower spikes, plant a few corms every couple of weeks until early summer for blooms that last until the first frost. The plants don’t bloom continuously, so producing new corms every two weeks until early July will extend the blooming season.
-The flower colors of gladiolus are very rich and varied, and are generally divided into 12 colors according to the basic colors of the flowers, namely white, green, yellow, orange, orange-red, red, pink, rose red, light purple, blue, purple and smoke color. This listing contains 4 bulbs of mixed colors.
-Gladiolus is generally planted in spring, the bulbs begin to sprout at 4-5°C, and grow best at 20-25°C. A well-ventilated environment is required to avoid sultry heat and cold and wet soil. Flowers in summer and dormant in winter. Flower bud differentiation was performed under long-day conditions.
-Gladiolus, also known as gladiolus, is a light-loving plant and needs to be grown in a sunny place. Likes cool, not cold, avoid hot, requires loose, fertile, moist, well-drained sandy soil.
-For a continual harvest of flower spikes, plant a few corms every couple of weeks until early summer for blooms that last until the first frost. The plants don’t bloom continuously, so producing new corms every two weeks until early July will extend the blooming season.