How to care for newly purchased white crystal chrysanthemums

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1. Soil

2. Environment

3. Watering

4. Fertilization

5. Pests and diseases

It is best not to repot the white crystal chrysanthemum you just bought. It should be placed in a place with moderate light, relatively warm and well-ventilated for slow potting. During the slow potting period, water and fertilizer should be controlled to give its roots a relatively soft environment to help it recover. Wait until it starts growing before repotting. When changing pots, you need to change the soil. The new soil should be rich in nutrients and have good air permeability and drainage. You can use a mixture of leaf mold soil and sandy soil

1. Soil

White crystal chrysanthemum has relatively high requirements on the soil environment where it is planted. The nutrient content, air permeability and drainage of the soil will directly affect its growth and development. You can use leaf mold and sand to mix, and you can also add a little plant ash to increase the fertility of the soil. However, it is best not to change the soil of the white crystal chrysanthemum you just bought, but wait until it adapts to the new environment.

2. Environment

Just bought it The white crystal chrysanthemums that have returned should be placed in a place with moderate light, relatively warm and well-ventilated for slow potting. After it resumes growth, provide it with a more suitable growing environment. It likes light very much. If you want it to grow well, you must give it sufficient light time and intensity. During the growth and flowering periods, it is best to receive full sun, but in summer it is best to shade it during hot periods such as noon to prevent the leaves from being burned.

3. Watering

It likes warmth and moisture, and the soil basically needs to be kept moist or semi-humid at all times. However, you must also pay attention to the amount of watering and do not allow water to accumulate in the pot for a long time. You can reduce the amount of watering in winter, and do not breed in too humid environments. When growth is slow, water should be controlled to prevent root rot.

4. Fertilization

While growing Just start fertilizing at the beginning of the season, once every half a month or so. Fertilizing with phosphorus and potassium fertilizers has a good effect. Potassium fertilizer can be used to fertilize during the flowering period, which will help extend the flowering period.

5. Pests and diseases

If ventilation and pruning are not done properly, pests and diseases, such as common leaf spot and stem rot, will easily occur. They must be sterilized and sprayed in time. Drug. Prune off bad and diseased leaves promptly.

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