Cultivation methods and precautions for cliff chrysanthemum

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1. Maintenance methods

2. Breeding skills

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

4. Other issues

Soil: Cliff chrysanthemum is suitable for survival in soil with sufficient nutrients and requires a certain degree of softness. Lighting: There needs to be a long lighting time every day, try to keep it at more than ten hours. Temperature: Just keep it at room temperature during planting. In winter, the temperature is most suitable around 10 degrees. Moisture: Just keep the soil semi-moist. The amount of water required varies depending on the node. You should water less during the seedling period.

1. Maintenance methods

1. Soil: Cliff chrysanthemum needs a more comfortable environment during its growth, and the required soil environment is particularly important. During the planting process, we need to provide it with acidic soil and add some animal manure to make the soil fertile.

2. Lighting: should be placed in a sunny and well-ventilated place During cultivation, try to keep the lighting time at more than ten hours. If the lighting time cannot be reached, artificial lighting treatment may be required. Except when the light is too strong in summer, it can be placed in the sun at other times.

3. Temperature: Cliff chrysanthemum does not have very high temperature requirements. In the north, the outdoor temperature is low in winter, so it should be placed next to a heater in the north. In some southern areas, the most suitable temperature for indoor cultivation is around 10 degrees.

4. Moisture: Moisture is particularly important for the growth of cliff chrysanthemums , the amount of water required varies every year depending on the season and its growth cycle. In its juvenile stage, because the roots absorb less water, the amount of watering should be appropriately reduced and the soil should be moist. In the north, due to less precipitation and dry air, more watering should be done according to the soil conditions, while in the south, where it is generally humid, the opposite can be done according to the respective conditions.

2. Breeding skills

1. Topping: You can top the base, middle and top of the plant according to your own breeding preferences. If you want the branches to bloom and bloom, you can top off the side branches multiple times to make them more branched to increase their ornamental value.

2. Propagation: Cuttings are mostly used for propagation. Cutting materials are generally selected from the roots of old plants with strong growth, tough stems, easy extension, and easy branching. Disinfect and sterilize after cutting, prepare the substrate and then cut it.

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

1 , black spot, rust and leaf spot, etc.: When the disease occurs, 75% chlorothalonil 50-800 times solution and 50% thiophanate-methyl 1000 times solution can be used alternately once a week to obtain good control. Effect.

2. Insect damage: When minor insect damage is found, use a small woolen tool to brush it to death. When it spreads in large quantities, spray a small amount of diluted deltamethrin.

4. Other questions

1 2. Whether it can be grown indoors: It can be raised indoors, but it should be placed in a place with sufficient light and frequent ventilation. Cliff chrysanthemums are divided into small, medium and large sizes. Because of their good ornamental value, they are usually cultivated in pots.

2. Is it edible? It is not an edible plant, and it has no nutritional value if eaten. Its ornamental value is still good, so don’t eat it.

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