Is it suitable to place multi-headed chrysanthemums at home? Can they be planted at home?

1. Is it suitable for raising at home?

Chrysanthemums are very suitable for growing at home. Generally, multi-headed chrysanthemums are cultivated on a large scale and are excellent plants for use in chrysanthemum exhibitions or for decorating conference halls and venues. However, because of its small plant shape, brightly colored flowers, beautiful flower shape, and a faint fragrance, it is very suitable for growing at home. In addition, it is simple to maintain and easy to keep alive, and does not require a lot of energy and time to manage. It can be placed on the balcony, in the living room or in the courtyard. It is very pleasing to the eye and has a high ornamental value.

2. How to raise

1. Watering: Multi-headed chrysanthemums have a low demand for water and generally only need to be watered once a week.

2. Light: Chrysanthemum is a short-day plant, so sufficient light needs to be provided. In daily maintenance, try to allow it to receive light for 8 hours. However, when the sunlight is too strong, appropriate shade is needed.

3. Fertilization: Most multi-headed chrysanthemum varieties enter their peak growth period in September. Therefore, it is necessary to fertilize the plant in time so that it can grow and bloom better. Fertilizers can generally be compound fertilizers or urea, and it is best to fertilize the plants in the evening.

4. Pinching: Timely pinching can promote plant division and prevent multiple chrysanthemums from growing disorderly and affecting the appearance of the plant. Pinching should be done in sunny weather, otherwise the wound will easily rot and be detrimental to healing. After picking the core, it is also necessary to apply decomposed fertilizer to the plant in time to promote the germination of side buds.