When and how to plant chrysanthemum

Planting time of Artemisia selengensis

The best time to plant chrysanthemum is in spring and autumn. The climate and temperature in these two seasons are the most suitable for growth. After sowing, the survival rate of seeds is the highest. However, in some areas, if greenhouses are used for planting, they can also be planted in winter.

How to plant chrysanthemum

1. Site selection and land preparation: When sowing Chinese cabbage, it is best to choose loose, fertile, moist, deep soil, loosen the soil appropriately, and apply sufficient base fertilizer.

2. Sowing method: When sowing Chinese cabbage, you can use two methods: direct sowing and transplanting. Direct sowing is to sow the seeds in the planting soil, while transplanting is to cultivate the seeds in other soils, and then move them to the planting site after the seedlings grow.

3. Weeding and fertilizing: After the chrysanthemum grows young shoots, it needs to be watered in time. When it grows to 5-10 cm, it is necessary to weed and fertilize appropriately.

Precautions for planting chrysanthemum

1. When sowing Chinese cabbage, you need to pay attention to the fact that when using a greenhouse for planting in spring or winter, the plants need to be kept warm. If the temperature is too high, timely ventilation is required.

2. Chrysanthemum has a relatively high demand for water, so during the maintenance period, it needs to be watered every few days to keep the soil moist.