How and when to plant large-leaf chrysanthemum? What is the best season to plant it?

Suitable planting time for Artemisia chrysanthemum

Large-leaf chrysanthemum is suitable for growing in a cool and mild climate environment. It is suitable for planting in spring, autumn and winter. Generally, it is planted in March-April in spring, August-September in autumn, and November-December in winter. Large-leaf chrysanthemum is not suitable for planting in hot summer weather.

Planting methods and key points of large-leaf chrysanthemum

1. Land preparation and fertilization

First, the soil needs to be deep plowed, and then a certain amount of decomposed fertilizer needs to be applied to the soil as base fertilizer, which can make the soil more fertile. After the fertilizer and soil are mixed evenly, they can be raked and planted.

2. Seeding and planting

Large-leaf chrysanthemum can be sown using either row sowing or broadcast sowing. Sow its seeds evenly on the soil and then cover the soil with a thin layer of soil. Generally, 1 kg can be sown per acre. After sowing, water appropriately to keep the soil slightly moist.

Key points for daily management of large-leaf chrysanthemum

Note that large-leaf chrysanthemum is suitable for growing in a warm environment of 17-20 degrees. When sowing large-leaf chrysanthemum in winter, it should be sown in a greenhouse. When sowing in spring, a layer of ground film should be covered on the surface of the soil to keep it warm and moist. When the seedlings grow to about 10cm, they can be planted at a spacing of 20cm.