Chrysanthemum planting technology: how to manage planting chrysanthemum peach?

How to manage planting chrysanthemum peaches? Please introduce chrysanthemum peach because its flower shape is similar to chrysanthemum, it is a deciduous shrub or small tree of Prunus in Rosaceae, and it is a precious variety of blue peach. Branchlets grayish brown to reddish brown, leaves oval-lanceolate, peanuts in leaf axils, pink, double, petals thin, blooming like chrysanthemums. The flowering period is from March to April, and the flowers are in the same place with the leaves or slightly earlier. It usually doesn't bear fruit after flowering. Chrysanthemum peach is suitable for growing in a sunny, well-ventilated environment, resistant to drought, high temperature and cold, not tolerant to shade, and avoid waterlogging. If the soil is stagnant, the leaves will fall, which will affect the growth and the plant will die if it is heavy. If there is not enough light, the flowers are small and rare. Therefore, it can be planted in a place with sufficient light, while a pot can be placed in a place where the sun is bright, and there is no need to block out the light in the middle of summer. Grow in loose, fertile, well-drained neutral to slightly acidic soil. Watering should be appropriate at ordinary times, and pay attention to drainage in the rainy season. Fertilizer is applied three times a year, the first time before flowering, mainly phosphorus and potassium fertilizer, which can make the flowers big and colorful; the second time after flowering, mainly nitrogen fertilizer to make its branches and leaves luxuriant; June to July is the flower bud differentiation period, can apply primary to secondary phosphorus and potassium fertilizer, and appropriate water, in order to form more flower buds, which is conducive to flowering in the coming year. After entering autumn, we should pay attention to control watering and not fertilize, so as to prevent autumn shoots from sprouting and promote the Lignification of the same year's branches. Prune the plant a little before flowering, cut off the dead branches and disorderly branches, so that the plant shape can reach the most beautiful state when it blossoms. A heavy pruning is carried out after flowering, leaving only 2 to 3 buds in the flowering branches to promote the formation of new branches and form flowering branches. For over-growing branches in summer, the heart can be removed to control the growth and form flower buds. Potted plants can be placed outside in a sunny place or in a cold room in winter. Change the basin every spring and put some rotten cake powder and bone meal as base fertilizer when planting. The propagation of chrysanthemum peach can use annual mountain peach, hairy peach or apricot seedlings as rootstock, bud grafting in summer, scion should use buds on the fully developed, robust, middle branches of the same year, and can also be cut and propagated in spring. Click for more chrysanthemum planting techniques click to get more flower planting techniques