Can chrysanthemums only live for one year? How many times do chrysanthemums bloom in a year?

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1. Can I only live for one year?

2. How many times does it bloom in a year?

Chrysanthemums are perennial plants that live for more than one year. Although the parts above the ground will dry up in winter and look like they are dead, the roots underneath are still alive and will sprout and grow in the following spring. Chrysanthemums have a very long lifespan. Generally, in home maintenance, it is normal to survive for 3-5 years. As long as you pay attention to maintenance methods and provide a suitable growing environment, they can live for more than ten years. It is said that some can live for about eighty years.

1. Can it only live for one year?

Chrysanthemum is a perennial plant, so it can live for more than one year. Many people think that it only lives for one year. Because in winter, the parts on the ground will dry up and look like they are dead. In fact, the chrysanthemums are not dead yet, and the roots underneath are still alive. They will sprout and grow again when the temperature rises next spring. In fact, chrysanthemums have a very long lifespan and are relatively long-lived flowers. Generally, in home maintenance, it is normal to survive for 3-5 years. As long as you pay attention to maintenance methods and provide a suitable growing environment, you can live for more than ten years. It is said that some can live to about eighty years.

2. How many times do they bloom in a year

Chrysanthemums can only bloom once a year. The natural flowering period is around September to November every year. Because of different varieties, the flowering time is also different. Some varieties flower earlier. They bloom around May, and some bloom later, in December, so the specific flowering period is not fixed. Although chrysanthemums can only bloom once a year, the flowering period can be controlled through artificial technology. Shortening the light can promote the formation of flower buds, thereby achieving early flowering. Extending the light can inhibit the flower buds and delay the flowering period.

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