
Gypsophila
GypsophilaChildrenSkin irritant
PetsMild upset
CareEasy
SeasonAll yearWinterSpringSummerAutumn
Everlasting love
Gypsophila is a cloud of tiny white flowers that gives any bouquet lightness. On its own it makes a full bouquet, and it dries beautifully.
Children: The sap can irritate skin. Wash your hands after handling it.
Pets: Mostly safe, but may cause a mild stomach upset in pets if eaten.
| Meaning | Everlasting love |
|---|---|
| Children | Skin irritant |
| Pets | Mild upset |
| Vase life | 5 – 10 days |
| Scent | Light |
| Available | All year |
How to care for it
- Don’t mist it; water on the tiny flowers causes browning.
- Remove plastic sleeves promptly and don’t overcrowd the vase.
- To dry it, hang it upside down somewhere well ventilated.
Did you know? Gypsophila means “gypsum-loving” in Greek, after its liking for chalky soils.
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