Gladiolus: Propagation Propagation of gladiolus

Propagation Propagation of gladiolus through corms is a commercially used method. The requirement of the corms per hectare is roughly 1, 50,000-2, 00,000. 10-50 cormels can be obtained from a single corm. Planting is carried out during October in plains and March-April in hills. There are numerous gladiolus bulb varieties in the market, each of which produces an assortment of gladiolus flowers in a variety of colors, like pink, red white, yellow, and rare white or blue gladiolus blooms. Gladiolus are grown from corms, and the corm contains all the necessary food and energy to produce a glorious flower spike with up to 20 florets on each bloom. Start by selecting a planting site ... Learn about gladiolus cultivation, varieties, climate, soil, propagation, irrigation, nutrition, plant protection, harvesting and post harvest treatment. Find out the yield, season, special practices and diseases of gladiolus .