You don’t need to grow any flowers in autumn, but this one, 100 pots are not too many!
Last Update ：2024.10.25
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How to take cuttings of chrysanthemums?
What should I do if the chrysanthemums don’t bloom?
What to do if chrysanthemums have rotten roots?
How to care for chrysanthemums on a daily basis?
What to do after the chrysanthemums fade?
When autumn comes, what flower do you think of first? That's right! chrysanthemum! As the poem says, "It's not that chrysanthemums are preferred among flowers, but even if they are gone, there will be no flowers at all!" Chrysanthemum is now everyone's first choice flower, because it is the super-star of autumn and winter! The varieties are numerous and beautiful, and the floral fragrance is particularly refreshing! Today Huahua will share a complete set of tips for growing chrysanthemums, you can’t miss it!
How to take cuttings of chrysanthemums?
How to cut chrysanthemums?
① Select healthy twigs, keep only the top 2 or 3 leaves, and remove all others.
② Cut off the overly long branches at the bottom and keep the top The length is about 8cm.
Prepare sand in the basin and poke a hole with chopsticks.
③ Carefully insert the chrysanthemum branches and gently Press down on the surrounding sand.
It can also be bagged and moisturized. Use a watering can to wet the sand. In about 2 weeks, the chrysanthemums will take root.
How to divide chrysanthemums?
① Take the chrysanthemum out of its pot and clean the soil on the root system.
② Just separate the plants according to the natural shape of the root system .
③ Prepare new flowerpots and repot them. That’s it!
How to top chrysanthemums?
Generally, chrysanthemums will be pinched 2 to 3 times to promote the germination of side branches so that more flowers bloom!
When the chrysanthemum seedlings grow to about 10cm, you can perform the first topping. When topping, only leave 3 to 5 leaves at the base of the plant, and pinch off the small buds above. Lose.
Wait until the new branches grow 5 to 6 leaves. At that time, you can perform the second topping!
What should I do if the chrysanthemums don’t bloom?
Reason 1: The light time is too long
Chrysanthemums are short-day plants. Too much light time every day will affect the flower bud differentiation of chrysanthemums. Therefore, if the chrysanthemum does not bloom, you can put the chrysanthemum in a small dark room.
Ensure that the lighting time of chrysanthemums is less than 12 hours a day.
Reason 2: Insufficient temperature difference
In addition to light time, the conditions for chrysanthemums to breed flower buds also include temperature differences. Only when the temperature difference is about 10°C can flower buds be produced.
Therefore, it is best for flower lovers who have the conditions to grow chrysanthemums outdoors to increase the temperature difference between day and night.
Reason 3: Lack of fertilizer
The main reason is the lack of phosphorus and potassium elements. Therefore, you can spray potassium dihydrogen phosphate at a ratio of 1:1000. Once a week, spray 3 times in a row, and you will almost be able to get pregnant.
What to do if chrysanthemums have rotten roots?
① First take the chrysanthemum out of the pot and clean the soil on the root system.
② Carefully check the root system of the chrysanthemum and remove the rotten and black roots. Cut off the roots with sharp scissors.
③ Put carbendazim solution on the chrysanthemum wound Soak in medium for about 20 minutes to sterilize and disinfect. Then take it out and place it in a cool and ventilated place to dry.
④ Prepare new soil and flower pots. Do not use the previous ones to avoid rotting again. Put a layer of clay on the bottom of the flower pot to allow water to pass through, then fill the pot with soil.
How to care for chrysanthemums on a daily basis?
1. Soil: Chrysanthemums like loose, fertile, slightly acidic soil with good drainage, so the more suitable soil ratio is: 6 parts of leaf humus, 3 parts of sandy loam, and 1 part of cake fertilizer. .
2. Watering: Chrysanthemums like water, about 2~ Water once every 3 days, in the morning or evening.
3. Fertilization: After the beginning of autumn, use decomposed phosphate-potassium liquid fertilizer every 7 to 8 days, or use 0.1% potassium dihydrogen phosphate, or 30% decomposed cake fertilizer and water.
4. Lighting: Chrysanthemums are short-day plants. They can bloom only if the lighting time is less than 12 hours a day. Note that light exposure is not enough. If the home is very bright at night, then put a cardboard box for the chrysanthemums. Shade it!
What to do after the chrysanthemums fade?
In fact, just cut off the chrysanthemums that have already bloomed. After all, leaving them on is a waste of nutrients.
When pruning, cut off all the chrysanthemums about 2cm upward from the root. Note that there is no need to remove the seedlings that sprout from the perennial roots at the bottom. They are very cold-resistant and can survive the winter without any problem!
Autumn,
is the chrysanthemum In the blooming season,
Don’t you really want to have a pot?
How to divide chrysanthemums?
How to top chrysanthemums?
What should I do if the chrysanthemums don’t bloom?
What to do if chrysanthemums have rotten roots?
How to care for chrysanthemums on a daily basis?
What to do after the chrysanthemums fade?
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