Artemisia cultivation methods and precautions

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1. Soil

2. Moisture

3. Nutrients

4. Lighting

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Soil: Artemisia does not have great requirements on soil quality, but it can grow better in soil with high humus content. Moisture: It does not require much water, so it is not advisable to water it too much. Just water it regularly to keep the soil moist. Nutrients: Organic fertilizers can be used as fertilizer, and fertilization can be done about twice a month. Lighting: It is suitable for longer periods of sunlight exposure, but does not like direct sunlight. Strong direct light will affect its normal development.

1. Soil

1. Soil

In moist soil rich in humus, chrysanthemum can grow rapidly through rhizomes. Therefore, this kind of soil with good drainage and good air permeability is a very good choice for breeding.

2. Water

Chrysanthemum does not have a particularly high demand for water. Just keep the soil moist when watering. Whether you are watering at ordinary times or on rainy days, you must avoid accumulating water in the soil. Accumulating water will cause the roots of the plants to rot.

3. Nutrients

During the maintenance period, the amount of fertilizer does not need to be large. It is best to apply a small amount frequently. The fertilization time is about twice a month. The fertilizer should be organic fertilizer. Organic fertilizer is dissolved in water and then poured around the soil, which can make it grow better and stronger.

4. Light

Chrysanthemum likes sufficient light and a mild environment. Adequate light absorption can promote better plant development. In summer, when the weather is hot and the sunlight is strong, it should be properly shaded, otherwise its development will be affected.

2. Moisture

3. Nutrients

4. Lighting

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