What is the best month to plant chrysanthemum?

When to plant chrysanthemum

Chrysanthemum chrysanthemum is generally planted in spring, autumn and winter. The most suitable planting time is March, April or August, September. Generally, the latest planting time should not exceed December. Chrysanthemum chrysanthemum is generally propagated by seeds.

Planting time in the north and south: The time suitable for planting Chinese cabbage in the south and the north is different. It is generally planted around March in the south, and around March or April in the north.

Greenhouse planting time: Chrysanthemum can be grown in a greenhouse. Usually the planting time in a greenhouse is different from that in the open air. The temperature and humidity also need to be controlled. Generally, more planting will be done in December.

Chrysanthemum origin and planting month

There are many places where Chinese chrysanthemum is produced, and its distribution range is quite wide. The common places of production are Anhui, Hubei, Fujian, Guangdong, Hainan, Hebei, Hunan, Guangxi, Guangzhou, Jilin and Shandong.

Anhui Chrysanthemum

Anhui chrysanthemum is usually planted around March and can be harvested in May. The stems of Anhui chrysanthemum are very smooth, with few branches, pinnate leaves, and relatively high nutritional value.

Fujian Chrysanthemum

Fujian Chrysanthemum is generally planted in August and can be harvested in October. The growth cycle of Fujian Chrysanthemum has a relatively short period and has great medical value. It has the effects of warming the spleen and stomach and resolving phlegm and promoting qi.

Chrysanthemum varieties and planting months

Chrysanthemum chrysanthemum is an annual or biennial herb and a vegetable. There are many varieties, but the two most common ones are large-leaf chrysanthemum and small-leaf chrysanthemum.

Artemisia chrysanthemum

Large-leaf chrysanthemum is usually planted in March and can be harvested several times a year. The leaves of large-leaf chrysanthemum are relatively thick, with waxy surface, soft texture and good taste.

Artemisia microphylla

Small-leaf chrysanthemum is usually planted in large quantities in spring and can be harvested one and a half months after planting. The leaves of small-leaf chrysanthemum are thin and small, with a strong smell, the stems are very thin, and the growth rate is relatively fast.