How to grow multi-headed chrysanthemum potted plants

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1. Watering

2. Lighting

3. Fertilization

4. Change basin

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Water: You can fertilize it once a week. In high-temperature climates, water it once every 2-3 days. There should be no accumulation of water in the pot soil. Light: Appropriate exposure to sunlight during the growth period, avoid growing in a dark environment for a long time, and avoid direct sunlight. Fertilization: Fertilize once a week starting in September. It is best to fertilize in the evening. Compound fertilizer or urea can be used. Repot: Replace it with a larger-diameter flowerpot promptly.

1. Watering

1. Watering

Chrysanthemum usually does not require a large amount of water, so watering does not need to be too frequent. Just water it almost once a week. When the breeding temperature rises, watering can be done every 2-3 days. The amount of water supply must also be controlled well. There should be no excess water in the potted plants, which may cause root rot.

2. Light

Plant Growth During this period, it needs to be exposed to the sun appropriately. When the sun is not strong, it can be moved to the sun. It cannot be left in a dark environment for a long time. On the contrary, it cannot be exposed to strong direct sunlight at noon. When raised outdoors, shade should be provided at noon.

3. Fertilization

When it enters the growth period, it needs to be fertilized more often. Fertilizer should be fertilized once a week starting around September. You can use compound fertilizer or urea. Fertilizing it can be done in the evening. Avoid fertilizing when the sun is bright, as it can easily burn the plant.

Four. Repotting

It The growth ability is very fast, especially for plants that survive from cuttings. They should be repotted in time when they sprout and replaced with a large-diameter flowerpot. Allowing a plant to grow in a small space will hinder its root system from growing and spreading.

2. Lighting

3. Fertilization

4. Change basin

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