Can the chrysanthemum seedlings be transplanted?

Can the chrysanthemum seedlings be transplanted?

Chrysanthemum chrysanthemum seedlings can be raised and transplanted, usually in spring every year. However, be careful to choose healthy seedlings without diseases and pests for transplanting. After transplanting, the chrysanthemum chrysanthemum will grow more vigorously and can also increase the yield of vegetables to a certain extent.

Transplanting method of chrysanthemum seedlings

1. Seedlings at the right time

Generally, Chinese cabbage will sprout about a week after sowing. Thin out the seedlings when they grow 2-3 true leaves, pull up the seedlings with too high density, and control the row spacing to about 4-6 cm.

2. Transplanting method

When transplanting chrysanthemum seedlings, you need to use a sickle to dig up the seedlings, then place them in the ground with a row spacing of about 5 cm. Water them thoroughly once, and apply nitrogen fertilizer again after 20 days.

3. Water management

Pay attention to water management after transplanting Chinese cabbage. Watering needs to be controlled after transplanting in winter and spring to prevent the plant from suffering from sudden wilt disease. Generally, watering once every 7-8 days is sufficient.

Precautions for transplanting chrysanthemum seedlings

After the chrysanthemum seedlings are transplanted, they need to be fertilized once when they grow to 10-12 cm in height. Thereafter, they need to be fertilized once every time they are harvested. Quick-acting nitrogen fertilizer should also be applied with water. About 15-20 kg of urea can be used per mu of land.