How to acclimate newly potted chrysanthemums? What are the signs of acclimatization?

1. How to adapt to the basin

1. Time: In order for the chrysanthemum to adapt to the pot smoothly, the choice of time is very important. A suitable growth environment around it can promote the plant to adapt to the pot as soon as possible. It can be potted in spring and autumn. The climate in these two time periods is more suitable and can promote acclimatization.

2. Potting soil: The choice of potting soil is also a factor that promotes acclimatization. The flowerpot needs to be made of breathable material and have drainage holes at the bottom to help the accumulated water drain out as quickly as possible. The soil should be loose, breathable, sandy soil with good drainage, and contain certain nutrients.

3. Maintenance: After planting the chrysanthemum plant in the pot, pay attention to the maintenance methods and maintain a suitable growth environment to promote the chrysanthemum to adapt to the pot as soon as possible. After potting, move it to a cool and well-ventilated place, avoid exposure to strong light, give it appropriate diffuse light, and spray a small amount of water on the plant to help the chrysanthemum adapt to the pot and recover as soon as possible.

2. Performance of servitude

After the chrysanthemums have adapted to the pot, you can feel that the plant has regained its vitality. New leaves will grow on the plant, and the old leaves underneath may be worn out and turn yellow, and need to be cut off in time. Gently shake the lower part of the plant with your hand, and you can feel that the roots are firmly rooted in the soil and will not be easily shaken. Once the chrysanthemum feels completely adapted to the pot, you can give it normal maintenance.