How to care for blue margarite flowers

Blue Marguerite Flower Growing Conditions

The blue margarite flower has strong adaptability and needs to be grown in loose, fertile, breathable and well-drained soil. It prefers light and a humid climate. During the growth period, it can be placed outdoors for maintenance and needs shade during the summer.

How to grow blue margarite flowers

In daily care of blue margarite flowers, the plants should be exposed to more sunlight, which is beneficial to their growth and flowering. The growth temperature should be controlled between 15-25℃. Water the potting soil thoroughly when you see it is dry. Appropriate fertilizer should be applied during the peak growth season of the plants. After the plants grow vigorously, switch to phosphorus and potassium fertilizers.

Watering blue marguerite flowers

Blue Marguerite flowers should be watered in spring and autumn when the soil is dry and wet, but no water should accumulate. In summer, watering should be reduced and spraying should be used instead of watering to reduce temperature and increase humidity. In winter, water should be controlled or stopped when the room temperature is below 15℃.

Fertilizing Blue Margarite Flowers

When planting blue margarite flowers in pots, base fertilizer should be buried. It is recommended to use organic fertilizer or slow-release fertilizer. When applying base fertilizer, be careful not to let the roots come into direct contact with the fertilizer to avoid burning the roots.

How to grow blue margarite flowers at home

1. When cultivating blue margarite flowers at home, choose loose, fertile and well-drained soil for cultivation. It can be mixed with Montenegro soil and peat soil in equal proportions. The growth temperature should be controlled between 15-25°C. Provide it with sufficient light, avoid excessive exposure to the sun, pay attention to shade in summer, and keep warm in winter.

2. During the maintenance of blue margarite flowers, you don't need to give them too much water. Just water them when the soil in the pot is dry. During the period of vigorous growth of the plant, water the flowers with balanced nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium fertilizer once every half a month.

Blue Margaret Flower Care Tips

During the seedling stage of blue margarite, you should adhere to the principle of removing two and leaving four. When the plant grows to 6 leaves, pick off the top 2 leaves of the plant. When the new branches grow to 6 leaves, continue to pinch the top until the plant grows full.