The carnation flower is a plant of unparalleled beauty, making many flower lovers crazy looking for it.
The carnation flower belongs to the Caryophyllaceae family, being a perennial herbaceous plant and can reach about 1 meter in height.
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Its leaves and flowers can have various shades such as gray-green, yellow, white and orange, pleasing the taste of all types of public.
Check it out in our post how to grow carnation flower at home, attracting aromas and beauty.
How to plant Carnation Flower
The carnation flower, despite being delicate and sensitive, can adapt to various regions and is also easy to care for.
Despite adapting very well to any environment, you need to pay attention to some important points so that it can develop well. The planting site is important, as the Carnation Flower needs sunlight, so be careful that it is an open place and in contact with the sun.
In order to flower, Flor Carnation needs at least 4 hours of direct light, every day, with morning sunlight being the most suitable.
There are two ways to carry out the planting, by seeds or division. If you are going to opt for seeds, keep in mind to place them in a definitive place and be 0.5 cm deep.
It is ideal that the soil is composed of organic materials and that it is well drained, but be careful not to overload the soil with fertilizers.
Add vegetable land with a quality organic fertilizer so that the Carnation Flower has a good development.
About the watering, it is important that it is constant but be careful not to leave the soil too wet, the roots can rot. It is worth mentioning that the plant needs a spacious and airy place to be able to grow without problems.
In the right conditions, carnation can last all year round, coloring and decorating your garden.
So, now that you already know how to grow Carnation Flower at home, gather the necessary materials and start your cultivation.
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