Management of blue chrysanthemum after sowing

Temperature of blue chrysanthemum

The suitable temperature for the growth of blue-eyed chrysanthemum should be given according to different varieties. The suitable temperature for the germination of blue-eyed chrysanthemum seeds should be between 20 degrees Celsius and 25 degrees Celsius. Whether the temperature is too high or too low will affect the germination rate of the seeds. The germination temperature of blue-eyed chrysanthemum is about 20 degrees Celsius, and there is no need to cover the soil when sowing.

Humidity of Blue Eyed Chrysanthemum

It is very important to manage the water of blue-eyed chrysanthemum after sowing. In winter, no watering is needed or only a little watering is needed after sowing. If it is in summer, it is necessary to strengthen the watering of the plants and take more watering measures such as spraying water. If the water evaporates particularly quickly, then the pot should be immersed in water.

Lighting of blue-eyed chrysanthemum

Most plants like sunlight and will germinate under sufficient sunlight. If the seeds are not exposed to light after germination, the seedlings of blue-eyed chrysanthemum will grow too tall.

Mulch treatment of blue eyed chrysanthemum

It is necessary to observe the seeds of blue-eyed chrysanthemum in time, remove the covering material in time after the seeds germinate, remove the covering film after the seeds grow cotyledons, and maintain the humidity of the planting medium so that the seeds that have not yet germinated can germinate in time.

Transplantation of blue-eyed chrysanthemum

When the seeds grow to a certain size, they need to be transplanted. If they are not transplanted in time, the normal growth of the blue-eyed chrysanthemum will be delayed.