How to raise Chrysanthemum morifolium

1. Proper watering

It is also called Guayelian. It has a long flowering period and can bloom for up to 30 or 40 days. It has many kinds, different shapes of flowers, beautiful colors, and is very beautiful. Its leaves are relatively large and thin, so it needs a lot of water, at the same time, it can not be too wet, as long as the leaves do not shrink.

Usually, it should be watered according to the dry and wet condition of the soil in the basin. It can be watered once every two or three days, and the leaves can be sprayed with clean water once a day and twice at high temperature to help it cool and humidify. Before the flower grows, the watering should be controlled and put it at 8-12 degrees during the flower growth.

II. Rational fertilization

It likes a mild climate, not cold-resistant, afraid of rain and waterlogging, needs good fertilizer, the soil should be loose and fat enough, and the drainage effect should be good, preferably sandy soil. In addition to the need to add base fertilizer to help it plant, but also to add a small dose of cake fertilizer every seven to ten days, you can also use chemical fertilizer. Wait until the bud appears, you can add one or two times of potassium dihydrogen phosphate, until it grows flowers, it can stop when it rains, and wash it if you get the leaves.

Third, ventilation and light transmission

It likes the sun and cool areas, can not use strong sunlight to directly illuminate it, as it grows, to increase the distance between each basin. You can put it in the sunrise area and in the shady area during the hot season. if you do so, the leaves will be thicker, the color will be darker, and the flowers will be very bright. If the light is not enough, it will grow leaves and affect the long flowers. If the light is too strong, the leaves will be dry. If there is only one side facing the sun, it is easy to grow partial and not good-looking. So you should turn it once a week in order to make it more symmetrical.