Can Persian chrysanthemum be planted in saline-alkali soil?

Persian chrysanthemum is named because it is native to Mexico and belongs to Compositae. After being introduced into China, it has been called by the name Persian chrysanthemum but has not changed. With the gradual understanding of this perennial herb, especially its good ornamental effect, it is widely used in China. In addition to the application of flowers and gardens, potted plants can even be seen in many families.

Since Persian chrysanthemum was widely used in China, this flower plant has been greatly promoted and has been planted all over the country. It can be seen that this is not only a kind of ornamental flower green plant, at the same time, it should also be better planted, otherwise how can it be used so widely?

In fact, whether a plant is suitable for growing in a certain soil, we should not only be familiar with the growth habits of this plant, but also need to understand the effect of soil quality on it. Persian chrysanthemum has the characteristics of tolerance to barren, but also likes the soil environment with loose fertility and good permeability. It can be seen that the requirement of Persian chrysanthemum to the soil environment is not high, and the adaptability to the soil environment is also strong. Its growth state is mainly affected by temperature, as long as it can provide temperature protection, it can generally maintain good growth. Therefore, it is often possible to grow Persian chrysanthemum even in saline-alkali soil.

Practice has proved that the ph value of Persian chrysanthemum is not very high, that is to say, even if it is planted in saline-alkali soil, as long as it provides a suitable temperature environment, it can often maintain good growth. And if it is planted as a sea of flowers, as long as the plant can adapt to the current saline-alkali soil environment, it can also produce a beautiful sea of flowers. Therefore, Persian chrysanthemum can grow normally in saline-alkali soil, and we do not have to worry about the poor growth of Persian chrysanthemum potted plants in their own saline-alkali soil.

However, in order to make the plant grow better, it is generally not necessary to use too barren soil for cultivation. Through the understanding of the growth habits of Persian chrysanthemum, we know that the growth state of Persian chrysanthemum is mainly affected by temperature changes. After all, Persia chrysanthemum is neither heat-resistant nor cold-resistant. When the temperature is above 35 °C, flowering is often affected. Generally, the temperature environment of 15 °C-30 °C for plants can meet the temperature requirements of Persian chrysanthemum very well.