How to grow potted chrysanthemums and precautions

Chrysanthemum growth habits

Potted chrysanthemums have strong adaptability, prefer cool climates, and are also relatively cold-resistant. The most suitable growth temperature for them is between 18-21 degrees, and the minimum temperature cannot be lower than 10 degrees, otherwise it will affect its growth. When planting, deep soil layer and sandy loam containing humus is generally used.

Chrysanthemum light requirements

Potted chrysanthemums are short-day plants, so they need sufficient sunlight when caring for them, which is more conducive to their growth, but they cannot be exposed to strong light for a long time.

Chrysanthemum growth temperature

For potted chrysanthemums, the most suitable growth temperature is between 18-21 degrees. The maximum temperature cannot exceed 32 degrees, and the minimum temperature cannot be lower than 10 degrees. During the flowering period, the temperature cannot be lower than 17 degrees.

Potted chrysanthemum cultivation method

When caring for potted chrysanthemums, suitable soil is needed. It is recommended to use fertile, deep soil rich in humus and well-drained soil. Sufficient sunlight is needed during maintenance, and appropriate watering is required in hot weather, and there must also be a good ventilation environment.

How to water potted chrysanthemums

When watering potted chrysanthemums, be sure to do so in moderation. It is recommended to use river water or rainwater. When the temperature is relatively low, the frequency of watering should be reduced.

Fertilizing potted chrysanthemums

The fertilizers used for potted chrysanthemums are different at different growth stages. Sufficient base fertilizer is needed during planting, and solid fertilizer is generally used. During the growth period, nitrogen fertilizer is needed to promote the germination of its branches and leaves. During the flowering period, it is best to use more phosphorus fertilizer and potassium fertilizer to promote flowering.

Potted chrysanthemum pruning

When potted chrysanthemums grow axillary buds during the seedling stage, they should be pinched off with your fingers in time. In addition, side buds will also grow on the branches during the bud formation stage, which need to be cut off in time.

Matters Needing Attention in Caring for Potted Chrysanthemums

1. The breeding temperature should be controlled within a suitable range. It will grow better in an environment of 18-21 degrees. Note that the maximum temperature should not be higher than 32 degrees or lower than 10 degrees.

2. Also pay attention to the ventilation of the breeding environment, especially when it is hot and humid, ventilation should be strengthened and the air in the breeding environment should be allowed to circulate.