2018 Wuhan Chrysanthemum Exhibition is about to open. Are your chrysanthemums ready to bloom?

Chrysanthemum in full bloom he Jinqiu, Jiangcheng dressed up to welcome the military movement, September is nearing the end, is about to usher in the golden autumn of October. As the saying goes, it is a good time to enjoy chrysanthemums in golden autumn. Every year in golden autumn, Jiangcheng will hold a grand golden autumn chrysanthemum exhibition, and the 2018 Wuhan golden autumn chrysanthemum exhibition is about to be stunned. When the golden autumn appreciates the chrysanthemum, the chrysanthemum of the plant is not big enough, how can it be not gorgeous enough? Are your chrysanthemums ready to bloom? Today, the editor will introduce the correct maintenance methods of autumn chrysanthemums, according to this "secret recipe" to raise, chrysanthemums immediately flee bud, crazy blooming can not stop!

With enough light, no flower buds grow in vain

In autumn, when the chrysanthemum enters the bud stage, the first thing we need to do is to meet its demand for light.

Putting the potted plant in a place with plenty of sun can promote the differentiation of flower buds so that the plants will not grow in vain.

As for the autumn chrysanthemum, which is the variety that blossoms from October to November, we should pay attention to it! Autumn chrysanthemum is a typical short-day flower. Flower bud differentiation occurs only when the lowest temperature drops to 15 ℃ per day and the sunshine lasts about 13 hours.

Therefore, when we meet its demand for sunlight, we should also pay attention to the length of light. After meeting 13 hours of light every day, it can no longer see the light and can blossom ahead of time.

If there is a lack of light in indoor maintenance, we can spray it with a little dwarf element to make the plant short and strong and give birth to flower buds ahead of time.

Plenty of water, flowers grumbling.

In the early stage of chrysanthemum flowering, we should increase the amount of water to meet its water demand.

Generally speaking, if you look at the soil surface and feel that it is dry, you should replenish it immediately and water it thoroughly. If there is a lack of water during the period of chrysanthemum budding, it will greatly affect the number of flowers.

It should be noted that during this period, we have increased the water supply, and at the same time, we have to avoid stagnant water and rotten roots, so be sure to put it in a well-ventilated place.

With plenty of nutrients, there are many and big flowers

If you want the chrysanthemum to blossom more, it is necessary to keep the plant growing healthily and, in the final analysis, to meet its nutrient needs.

Although chrysanthemum can adapt to all kinds of soil, it is better to use sandy soil rich in humus. The most important thing is to ensure good soil ventilation and drainage.

Throughout the growing season, chrysanthemums need a lot of fertilizer. Generally in planting will be mixed with fermented organic fertilizer, and in autumn, into the growth bud period, it is necessary to increase the amount of phosphorus and potassium fertilizer.

At the beginning, a comprehensive compound fertilizer of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium can be applied, and in the later stage, the application amount of phosphorus and potassium fertilizer can be increased once a week. Potassium dihydrogen phosphate can be sprayed twice to the plant at the flower bract stage, and the fertilization can be stopped after flowering to prevent the plant from falling buds.

If there are flower friends who don't want to use compound fertilizer, don't worry. If we apply more nitrogen fertilizer during the growing period, we can make bean dregs and bean cake water by ourselves. If we apply more phosphorus and potassium fertilizer during pregnancy, we can stew animal bones and grind them to make phosphate fertilizer and plant ash to make potash fertilizer.

The chrysanthemum will bloom soon, and the 2018 Wuhan Golden Autumn Chrysanthemum Exhibition is coming! Are your chrysanthemums ready to blossom wildly?