Gladiolus bulbs (10 bulbs)

Gladiolus, often called the “sword lily,” is one of the most elegant flowering plants you can grow in your garden or pots. Known for its tall spikes covered in vibrant blooms, Gladiolus bulbs bring unmatched beauty to borders, flower beds, and cut flower arrangements. Each bulb produces strong stems that carry multiple blossoms, making it a favorite for gardeners who love showy, colorful displays.

With a high germination rate of 90–95%, these bulbs are carefully selected to ensure strong growth and a reliable blooming season. They thrive in Pakistan’s climate when planted in well-drained soil and full sunlight. Gladiolus is also easy to grow for both beginners and experienced gardeners, making it a perfect choice for anyone who wants quick, rewarding results.

Pair these bulbs with organic compost or plant nutrients from SeedBeej.pk to encourage even stronger stems and brighter flowers.

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🌟 Key Benefits

• High Germination Success: 90–95% rate ensures healthy sprouting.

• Stunning Blooms: Tall spikes (80–120 cm) with large, vibrant flowers.

• Versatile Use: Perfect for gardens, pots, and cut flower vases.

• Seasonal Color: Brightens up landscapes during summer and autumn.

• Easy to Grow: Beginner-friendly, requires minimal care.

• Long Blooming Period: Flowers last for weeks, ideal for continuous color.

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❓ FAQs

Q1: When should I plant Gladiolus bulbs in Pakistan?
Plant in September–November for winter blooms or January–February for spring blooms.

Q2: How deep should I plant the bulbs?
Plant bulbs 8–10 cm deep with the pointed side facing up and keep 10–15 cm spacing between bulbs.

Q3: Do Gladiolus plants need full sun?
Yes, Gladiolus thrives best in full sunlight (6–8 hours daily).

Q4: How long do Gladiolus flowers last?
Blooms usually last 2–3 weeks per spike, and multiple spikes extend the blooming period.

Q5: Can I grow Gladiolus in pots?
Absolutely! Choose deep pots with good drainage, and add SeedBeej.pk’s organic compost for healthier results.

Q6: Will the bulbs multiply for next season?
Yes, Gladiolus bulbs produce cormlets, which can be replanted the following season for more plants.