How many times a year do chrysanthemums bloom?

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1. How many times a year?

2. Flower language

3. Post-flowering maintenance

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Thousand-headed chrysanthemums will bloom in autumn and bloom once a year. The approximate flowering time is around August to October. It is a perennial plant. It will bloom every year if you take good care of it. The color is very bright when it blooms. The flower language is noble, pure and true. Proper pruning of branches and leaves after flowering and repotting in spring will help it bloom later.

1. How many times a year?

1. How many times a year it blooms

Thousand-headed chrysanthemum blooms once a year, and the flowering period is in autumn. Many people think that it blooms all year round, but this is not the case. It blooms roughly from August to October. It has higher environmental requirements when it blooms, so if you want it to bloom better, you need more reasonable maintenance. It is a perennial, and as long as you take good care of it after flowering, it will continue to bloom next year.

2. Flower Language

Thousand Heads The flowers of chrysanthemum are very beautiful and the colors are very bright. Its flower language is nobility, purity and true love. Whether it is seen from a close or a distance, it is very elegant. It is very suitable to cultivate it at home.

3. Post-flowering maintenance

1. Prune: After the chrysanthemums finish blooming, we should prune the branches and leaves as soon as possible to allow the tillers to sprout buds. After the flowers wither, the foot buds will grow. At this time, the main branches of the plant must be pruned. If not pruned, it will affect the growth of the plant in the next year.

2. Appropriate repotting: You should repot it in time after it blooms, but don't rush. You have to wait until the Qingming Festival in the second spring, because the temperature at this time is relatively stable. Be careful when repotting and replace the old soil with new breathable soil so that it will grow better after repotting.

2. Flower language

3. Post-flowering maintenance

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