How to plant and manage chrysanthemums

Article Catalog

1. Planting method

2. Management points

---

When planting, you must prepare soil with good air permeability and nutrients, and disinfect it first. Afterwards, the seeds can be planted sparsely, placed in a cool place to wait for germination, and then increased light after germination. After one month of seedling growth, apply appropriate amount of fertilizer to promote growth. During later management, temperature control should be carried out and sufficient light should be provided. In addition, it is recommended to change the soil once every spring to ensure sufficient nutrients.

1. Planting method

1. Planting method

1. Prepare the soil: When planting, you can mix garden soil, river sand, leaf humus soil and an appropriate amount of organic fertilizer to make soil. This will have good air permeability and nutrients, which is more conducive to Later growth. Also, be sure to disinfect before use.

2. Sow seeds into the soil: After preparing the soil, you can put the seeds into the soil. Plant the seeds evenly, but be careful not to plant them too densely. It is recommended to sow them sparsely. Afterwards, you should pay more attention to the dry and wet conditions of the soil, spray an appropriate amount of water, and then place it in a cool environment to wait for germination.

3. Later maintenance: After the seeds germinate, you can increase the light, strengthen ventilation and water appropriately. After one month of maintenance, you can apply fertilizer to promote the growth of the seedlings.

2. Management points

Maintenance During this period, attention should be paid to temperature control, preferably around 20 degrees, not higher than 30 degrees, and not lower than 10 degrees, otherwise the growth will be seriously affected. In normal times, it should be given enough time to see light and placed in a well-lit place, but it should be shaded in summer. In addition, during the maintenance period, it is best to change the soil once a year in spring to ensure sufficient nutrients and avoid soil compaction.

2. Management points

- END -