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  • Gladiolus bulb for planting
  • Gladiolus bulb for planting
  • Gladiolus bulb for planting
  • Gladiolus bulb for planting
  • Gladiolus bulb for planting
  • Gladiolus bulb for planting
  • Gladiolus bulb for planting
  • Gladiolus bulb for planting
  • Gladiolus bulb for planting
  • Gladiolus bulb for planting
  • Gladiolus bulb for planting
  • Gladiolus bulb for planting
  • Gladiolus bulb for planting
  • Gladiolus bulb for planting
  • Gladiolus bulb for planting
  • Gladiolus bulb for planting

Gladiolus bulb for planting

No.02311
Premium gladiolus bulb for planting. High‑quality warm‑season flowering corms, ideal for garden beds, cut‑flower growing, courtyard decoration and commercial farm cultivation.
$0.80
  • Gladiolus bulb for planting
  • Gladiolus bulb for planting
  • Gladiolus bulb for planting
  • Gladiolus bulb for planting
  • Gladiolus bulb for planting
  • Gladiolus bulb for planting
  • Gladiolus bulb for planting
  • Gladiolus bulb for planting

Description




Gladiolus bulb for planting are premium warm‑season flowering corms for ornamental planting. Each corm undergoes strict manual selection to remove rotten, damaged and weak stock, retaining plump corms with complete bud points for stable sprouting. Gladiolus, also known as sword lily, produces tall upright flower spikes with abundant colorful blooms, widely popular for cut‑flower production and garden landscaping. Corms own strong vitality and good heat resistance. Suitable for large‑scale cut‑flower farm cultivation, backyard garden and container ornamental planting.
Key Features
‑ Carefully screened gladiolus corms with healthy bud points for reliable sprouting
‑ Tall spike‑type gladiolus, produces abundant colorful cut‑grade flowers
‑ Thrives in warm sunny conditions, strong growing vigor
‑ Perfect for garden beds, border planting and large‑container growing
‑ Great for home garden planting and commercial cut‑flower farm production
‑ Bulk supply available for flower dealers and nurseries
Planting Guide
Gladiolus is frost‑sensitive warm‑season crop. Plant corms after all frost risk disappears in spring. Plant corms 10‑15 cm deep in loose, fertile, well‑drained soil. Full sun required, 6‑8 hours direct sunlight each day. Keep soil moderately moist during leaf and spike development, avoid waterlogged soil. Tall flower spikes need staking support to prevent lodging. Flowers bloom in summer. Dig up and store corms indoors in cool dry place before heavy autumn frost arrives.
Application Scenarios
‑ Commercial cut‑flower farm large‑scale planting
‑ Home backyard garden and flower border landscaping
‑ Local market fresh cut‑gladiolus supply
‑ Bulk bulb stock for flower plant merchants
FAQ
Q: When is the suitable planting time?
A: Plant in spring after all frost danger disappears.
Q: Do gladiolus corms need digging out in winter?
A: Yes, dig up corms before heavy frost, store indoors for cold winter regions.
Q: Are these bulbs for eating?
A: These corms are for planting only, not for direct human consumption.
Packing & Shipping
Packed in breathable protective packaging. Global shipping available. Store gladiolus corms in cool, dry and ventilated place, away from damp and high‑temperature environment.

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