Dutch chrysanthemum cultivation methods and precautions

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Breeding method

Precautions

Lighting: It needs to be maintained in a sunny place to ensure sufficient light. Fertilization: Apply sufficient base fertilizer when planting, and apply thin fertilizer every half month during the growth period. Watering: It needs to be dry and wet. If the weather is dry, water more often. You can also spray water to moisturize. Soil: Loose, fertile, sandy soil is best. In addition, prune frequently during the growth process to prevent diseases and insect pests.

Cultivation methods

Light and temperature

Holland chrysanthemum likes a sunny growing environment and needs to be maintained in a sunny place. In terms of temperature, it likes a warm environment and can withstand both cold and high temperatures. It is relatively easy to survive the winter. It can also survive the winter in the open air in the Northeast.

Fertilization and watering

Holland chrysanthemum can tolerate drought and barrenness, but this does not mean that it does not need reasonable watering and fertilization. Before planting, a sufficient amount of base fertilizer needs to be applied to ensure that the soil has sufficient nutrients. During its growth period, a thin fertilizer needs to be applied every two weeks to make the plant grow vigorously and bloom more. Watering should also be done reasonably. Daily watering should be dry and wet. Water more when the weather is dry. You can spray water to maintain the humidity of the air.

Soil

Holland chrysanthemum can tolerate poor soil and does not have high soil requirements, but loose, fertile, sandy soil is the best choice.

Propagation methods

The propagation methods of Dutch chrysanthemum are mainly sowing propagation, cutting propagation, grafting propagation and tillering propagation. Commonly used methods are seed propagation and tillering propagation.

Precautions

Pests and diseases

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Holland chrysanthemum will be infected with many diseases and insect pests during its growth, including powdery mildew, mosaic disease, rust, etc., and it will also be attacked by aphids and other pests. Once it is found that it is infected with pests and diseases, it needs timely treatment, spraying pesticides, and attention during the breeding process Ventilate and control humidity.

Pruning

Holland chrysanthemum is relatively resistant to pruning. During the growth process, timely pruning can make it have more branches and more flowers.

Leggy growth

In order to make Dutch chrysanthemums bloom more and grow vigorously, it is necessary to maintain a supply of water and fertilizer. However, if there is too much water and fertilizer, leggy growth may occur, so water and fertilize properly.

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