How to propagate white chrysanthemum

Cutting propagation of white chrysanthemum

The suitable temperature for the growth of white chrysanthemum is approximately between 15-25℃. The operation of cutting propagation is very simple. You just need to cut the head of the white chrysanthemum branches directly into slightly moist soil, or place the branches flat on the slightly moist soil surface, keep the environment cool and ventilated, and it will take a while to take root.

Daily care of white chrysanthemum

According to the growth habits of white chrysanthemum, it likes a warm and dry environment with sufficient light. It is drought-resistant, avoids moisture and waterlogging, and has no obvious dormancy period. The safe wintering temperature is generally above 5℃. The soil is preferably a mixture of peat, vermiculite and perlite. During the growing season, water thoroughly when the soil is dry to avoid waterlogging. Fertilize once a month. In the hot summer weather, it is necessary to provide moderate shade, ensure good ventilation and control watering. Just keep the soil in the pot dry in winter.