This kind of small chrysanthemum is worry-free and beautiful, and novices can grow large flower ball

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Thousand-headed chrysanthemum is well-deserved, anyone can become a great god

How to care for chrysanthemums? Come and take a look.

Thousand-flowered chrysanthemums can also be taken from cuttings, and they will take root very quickly.

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Huahua's family is having a "flower panic" these days. There are no flowers left to see. My mother found a pot of flowers somewhere. It is full of small buds, and I can't count them. If this pot of flowers blooms , then don’t worry about it, just grow it and let it bloom!

Thousand-headed chrysanthemum is well-deserved, anyone can become a great god

Thousand-headed chrysanthemum is well-deserved, anyone can become a great master

Speaking of thousand-headed chrysanthemum, Huahua always thinks of some flower shows she sees outside. It is a must-see flower during the Mid-Autumn Festival and the National Day. It turned into a big flower ball, and I thought it was an effect that could only be cultivated by a professional gardener.

I never expected that the chrysanthemums my mother bought were already full of buds. There were 5 pots in total, and each pot only cost ten yuan. At first glance, I felt dizzy. Does this big flower ball look like the handiwork of Dongguan Shan? It turns out that if you choose the right variety, ordinary people can grow large flower bulbs~

Growing chrysanthemums in autumn is the most suitable season, but I didn’t expect to encounter thousand-headed chrysanthemums. It was so gratifying. Don’t be afraid if the pot is full of flower buds. If you raise them along with the flowers, they will definitely bloom smoothly!

How to grow Thousand-headed Chrysanthemum, hurry up and take a look

Be sure to take good care of the chrysanthemums you bought home with joy. Many florists will start to wither the buds as soon as they take them home, and they will wither before even seeing a few flowers bloom.

1. Don’t bask in the sun for the chrysanthemums you have just returned home

Most of the chrysanthemums we buy now come from greenhouses and are a little delicate and cannot be exposed to the sun. , first place it on a ventilated corridor or TV cabinet to avoid sunlight. Wait for it to adapt slowly, and then slowly dry it in the sun after about 3-5 days.

2. Don’t be impatient when watering, be careful if the stem becomes soft.

When you buy new flowers, don’t water them in a hurry. Wait until they are “thirsty” before watering them. For example, look at the flowers. Flower lovers who really can't tell whether it's a little droopy or whether the soil is dry should water it 2 days after buying it.

3. Moisturizing is a good method, don’t spray the flower buds.

In the greenhouse, the temperature and humidity are constant. The temperature is suitable now, but the humidity cannot keep up. Many florists choose to spray the chrysanthemums. Wet, but water in the flower buds can easily affect flowering. It is best to sprinkle water around the flower pot or mop the floor to moisten it.

4. Prune after flowering without delay

Because what we bought is the chrysanthemum with buds. After the environmental change, the flowering is inconsistent, and the head is full of buds, some have finished blooming, and some have finished blooming. No movement yet. For flowers that are about to bloom and fail, cut them off quickly to save nutrients for new buds!

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Chrysanthemum can also be taken from cuttings, and it will take root very quickly

Chrysanthemum can also be taken from cuttings, but the most suitable season is April to May in spring, or August to September in late summer. Huahua writes down the method, you can save it for future use:

1. Select branches

You cannot use old branches that have become lignified for chrysanthemum cuttings. You should use younger branches and cut them into 8-15cm long, just keep a pair of leaves on the top.

2. Prepare sandy soil medium

For cuttings, it is best to use sandy soil as the bacon medium. Ordinary garden soil can also be used, but the survival rate is lower. You can take a few more cuttings to be safe. You don't need to insert it too deep, about 2 centimeters is enough.

3. Maintenance after cutting

After inserting the branches into the soil, water them thoroughly and place them in a ventilated place at home to avoid sunlight. To keep the soil moist, you can find several trays to hold water. Flower lovers who have the conditions can sprinkle some rooting powder in the water.

4. How long does it take for chrysanthemums to take root?

Chrysanthemums can usually take root in a week. Don’t be curious when you pull them up and look. As long as you see the leaves are stiff, they are almost taking root. Continue to care. At this time There is no need to pour so much water, just spray water from time to time to moisturize.

5. Maintenance after rooting

Generally, new shoots will begin to appear half a month after the cutting. At this time, consider transplanting to a large pot, dig it out carefully, and plant the roots with the soil. It is best to pour the root water thoroughly and put the pot in a cool place for 3-5 days.

6. After the chrysanthemum seedlings are put in the pot, bask in the sun.

After the chrysanthemum seedlings are put in the pot, they should start to bask in the sun. At this time, the seedlings will quickly grow taller and look good. But it is difficult to spread its branches and leaves. When the height reaches about 20 cm, you need to top it carefully. After topping, more flower branches will grow and slowly turn into a ball shape.

How to care for chrysanthemums? Come and take a look.

Thousand-flowered chrysanthemums can also be taken from cuttings, and they will take root very quickly.

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