How to grow chrysanthemums in pots and how to cultivate them

How to grow chrysanthemums

The medal chrysanthemum belongs to the Asteraceae family. It prefers a warm and dry growing environment. It needs sufficient sunlight when it is maintained. It opens in the sun during the day and closes at night. When sowing, the temperature needs to be kept at around 20 degrees, so that it is easier to bloom.

1. Sunlight: Chrysanthemum is a light-loving plant, so its cultivation environment must have sufficient sunlight. If it is grown at home and its need for sunlight cannot be met, it may not be able to reach the state of blooming.

2. Soil: Chrysanthemum prefers a breathable growing environment, so when choosing soil, you need to use breathable and relatively weak soil. Such a growing environment is more suitable for the growth and development of chrysanthemum.

3. Water: The medallion chrysanthemum has a relatively high requirement for water, so when caring for it, be sure to avoid excessive watering, otherwise water will accumulate in the potting soil. Even if it is not serious, it will cause the medallion chrysanthemum to grow too tall.

Matters Needing Attention in the Maintenance of Chrysanthemum

When caring for the medal chrysanthemum, you need to be careful to avoid direct sunlight in the summer. It is better to use scattered light at normal times, otherwise it will be burned by high temperature. And when it rains, it needs to be moved indoors for maintenance to avoid exposure to rain, which is not conducive to its growth.