Chrysanthemum is really easy to grow. You can buy a pot of it at the market and it will grow without fertilizer.

Chrysanthemums are so different from other flowers, and yet so proud. A few days ago, when Huahua went to the flower market, she saw many friends taking a pot of chrysanthemums home. Even in the flower market, the chrysanthemums were the place that attracted the most people. It seems that people really love chrysanthemums.

Some friends bought chrysanthemums themselves, but they didn’t know how to manage the chrysanthemums that have already bloomed. Let me tell you how to grow chrysanthemums bought from the flower market.

The chrysanthemums we carefully select from the flower market are generally those that have already bloomed. After all, chrysanthemums don’t bloom until they bloom, so we don’t know what kind of flowers they will bloom after we buy them, and we can’t help but feel unsure. For chrysanthemums that have already bloomed, do not repot them after you bring them home. Plants that are blooming are not suitable for repotting, as this is not conducive to the growth of the chrysanthemums and will most likely cause them to wilt.

If you really think that the flower pot you bought is not good-looking, or you don’t like it, you can put a flower pot you like on the outside of the original flower pot... In fact, Huahua personally thinks that this approach is completely unnecessary, but if you are happy, it is also possible~

Observe the chrysanthemum flowers more often. The chrysanthemum flowers can directly show the condition of the chrysanthemum. Whether it is good or bad, you can judge with your eyes. If the chrysanthemums you bought are just beginning to bloom, you must ensure that the soil is slightly moist, but not too moist. You still need to increase the amount of watering appropriately.

If you find that the chrysanthemums have already bloomed, are in the late stage of flowering, or are about to wither, you should reduce the amount of watering for the chrysanthemums appropriately. Appropriately reducing the amount of watering can delay the flowering period of chrysanthemums to a certain extent. Be sure to remember this little trick!

A friend asked me if chrysanthemums need more fertilizer during their blooming period? Huahua tells you that there is actually no need to fertilize chrysanthemums, because the merchants have already prepared nutrient soil before the chrysanthemums are potted in the early stage of planting. So when we take the chrysanthemums home, we just need to water them and let them bask in the sun!

Many friends buy chrysanthemums just to enjoy the flowers in the autumn, and they don’t expect their chrysanthemums to bloom for several years. It is acceptable for friends like this to do this, as it can reduce the energy spent.

Some friends hope that the chrysanthemums they bought can bloom for several years. Huahua also has a trick to make the chrysanthemums bloom for a few more years. After the chrysanthemums wither, you can trim the chrysanthemums. The specific location is to cut off the chrysanthemum branches about ten centimeters away from the potting soil, and then cut off the diseased and dead leaves. Finally, place the cut chrysanthemums in a sunny place. As long as you ensure that the chrysanthemums have enough light and the soil is moist, they can safely spend the winter!

I wonder if today’s article is not helpful to you? Let the chrysanthemums in your home bloom brilliantly and become the most beautiful star in autumn!