How to grow well the solitary chrysanthemum

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1. Maintenance methods

2. Breeding skills

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

4. Other issues

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It is better to maintain the solitary chrysanthemum in a warm place. It is afraid of both heat and cold. Provide adequate sunlight hours and always place it in a well-diffused location. Keep the substrate moist, but don't accumulate too much water. Appropriate supplementation of nutrients is sufficient, and a little foliar fertilizer can be applied.

1. Maintenance methods

1. Maintenance methods

1. Temperature: Its habits are almost the same as chrysanthemums. It is better to maintain it in a warm place, specifically between 15 and 28 degrees. It is afraid of both heat and cold, so it needs to be adjusted when the temperature is at both extremes.

2. Light: Alone chrysanthemum loves light and provides enough It will bloom well only when the sun shines. Generally speaking, you can always place it in a place with sufficient astigmatism and turn its direction in a timely manner. However, you need to shade when there is strong light, but if you stay indoors all the time, you don’t need to consider this issue.

3. Watering: Solitary chrysanthemums grow quickly. At this time, the demand for moisture is relatively high. Keep the substrate moist, but don't accumulate too much water, otherwise it will easily cause root rot. In winter, just keep the substrate from being completely dry and don't water too much.

4. Fertilization: Usually, some foliar fertilizers need to be applied to the plants. Fertilize so that its leaves will appear more shiny. When flower buds form, some additional water and fertilizer need to be applied.

2. Breeding skills

1 , Pruning: Pruning is a very important step in cultivating solitary chrysanthemums. Generally speaking, after cutting the chrysanthemum seedlings, they need to be topping when they grow to a certain height. The topping process needs to be performed two or three times. The last time you need to pay special attention is that after selecting a full branch, the remaining side branches can be cut off.

2. Repotting: Solitary chrysanthemum is a relatively good For potted flowers, you need to pay attention to whether the soil is suitable, that is, change the pots in time. It can be replaced once a year or two years. It is better to choose leaf mold soil, sandy soil, etc.

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

1 , Diseases: There are many common diseases of monophylla. For example, "leaf spot" appears more often when it rains, especially when ventilation is poor. It can be treated with chlorothalonil. Then there is the "brown spot disease", which will cause many brown half-bands to appear on the leaves. You can also use chlorothalonil and disinfect the soil in time.

2. Pests: There are also many, such as "leaf miners" "Flies", "inches", "chrysanthemum spider mites", etc., also disinfect the soil while spraying.

IV. Other questions

1 3. Toxicity: Solitary chrysanthemum is essentially a kind of chrysanthemum and is non-toxic.

2. Can it be grown at home? It is very ornamental. Not bad, can be kept at home.

2. Breeding skills

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

4. Other issues

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