How to cut chrysanthemum

1. Operation steps

1. First of all, select the cutting branch, choose a relatively strong chrysanthemum, then take the branch from it, generally break it from the center, and then keep the upper part of the branch and cut it according to the length of 0.2 meters.

2. The selected branch needs to retain a small bud of a leaf, and the top of the branch should also retain its terminal bud, and then soak the selected branch in diluted rooting powder for about 120 minutes.

3. Prepare soil. Generally choose the soil that contains more nutrients, and then put it into the prepared flowerpot, then water the soil, soak the soil, and then use a column to insert a small hole in the soil, about 7 centimeters deep. Then insert the selected branches, and then compact the branches with the soil.

4. after compacting the branches, pour a small amount of water, sprinkle the branches, and then put them in a ventilated and cool place to root.

5. Make a small shed that can block the sun, cover it over the cutting flowerpot, cover it during the day and remove it at night. Pay attention to spraying water on the branches on time and averagely to keep the soil hydrated.

6. Wait until the buds of the upper part of the leaves grow, then you can bask in the sun properly, but you must not shine on them in the middle of the day.

7. After survival, you can transplant it. At this time, you can get more light, but be careful not to pour too much water.

8. As for fertilization, you can choose to apply a small amount of nitrogen fertilizer compound fertilizer, which can promote its growth.

9. After growing to a certain extent, chrysanthemum buds will grow. At this time, you only need to keep one bud, and the rest should be removed. Then fertilize it, and by the end of summer and the beginning of autumn, the chrysanthemums will bloom one after another.

II. Points for attention

Generally speaking, the chrysanthemums bought and raised in our family are the root buds left after blooming last year, and the root buds can sprout again when we wait until the spring of next year. If it has been promoting its germination, there will be very long branches in autumn, when the chrysanthemum is very ugly, and the number of flowers is very small, so these branches can be broken off and then cut.