Breeding methods and precautions for chrysanthemums

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1. Fertilize

2. Carry out appropriate repotting

3. Topping

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The multi-headed chrysanthemum is also called the native chrysanthemum. The name sounds really special. People can't help but think that it is like a multi-headed monster with many heads. In fact, it is true. It is divided into three-headed and five-headed ones according to the number of flowers. , seven-headed or nine-headed chrysanthemum, basically all in odd numbers. So how to cultivate such a special chrysanthemum? What are the methods? Let’s go and see it together.

1. Fertilize

1. Fertilization

If you want to fertilize it, this depends on the size of the plant, what kind of variety it is, and then control it appropriately. As soon as September arrives, the growth of the chrysanthemum will enter a very vigorous period. At this time, you need to add a little more fertilizer to it to meet its nutritional needs at this time. In addition, it needs to be topdressed outside the roots, which basically needs to be done once every 5 days until its flower buds are as big as soybeans. Starting from the beginning of September, urea and other fertilizers are usually mixed together in the first three days, and they are sprayed and fertilized in the evening. At the same time, in early September, some fertilizers are added to the sprayer. Loam the soil until the plant first branches. This will allow it to grow roots a second time faster.

2. Carry out appropriate repotting

< p> If you use cuttings to pot the seedlings, you need to use a pot with a size of 10 cm. After that, you need to change the pot in time every time it starts to germinate. Just increase the pot by one size. It is also necessary to change the basin for the last time from July to early August when the head is set.

3. Topping

Raising In the process, in order to make the flowers bloom more beautiful, it is generally necessary to perform certain topping on it. The topping of multi-headed chrysanthemums is generally different from other chrysanthemum cultivation methods. Usually after topping, three small branches will grow. From top to bottom, they are the sky, the earth, and the human branches. The sky branch is generally the most prosperous. Human branches are the weakest. At the beginning, the difference is not so big. Later, it will become larger and larger, which will not be good for its balanced growth. Therefore, it is necessary to use the method of topping, that is, to remove its sprouting points. The several side branches that sprout out in this way are basically the same size, so that they can develop more balancedly, make the plant grow more vigorously, and the flowers that bloom will be bigger and more beautiful.

2. Carry out appropriate repotting

3. Topping

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