How to cultivate wild chrysanthemum

1. Soil

It is best to choose permeable and fertile sandy loam for planting wild chrysanthemum. If conditions permit, you can add a small amount of decomposed organic fertilizer when preparing the soil to help seedlings grow.

2. Temperature

Wild chrysanthemum likes a warm environment. Because it is a wild vegetable, it does not require high temperature. If you grow it at home, you don’t have to worry about the impact of temperature. It is best not to place it outside the window in winter, and make sure to keep it warm to avoid frostbite.

3. Watering

It has strong adaptability and prefers a humid environment. Keep the water in the pot and keep it moist. You can water it once every morning, and don't let water accumulate in the pot.

4. Lighting

It has certain requirements for light, and it is recommended to be placed in a sunny place such as a balcony when growing it at home. Ensure sufficient sunshine every day to avoid problems such as slow growth.

5. Fertilization

Just use fertilizers scientifically. You can use some decomposed organic fertilizers in each season to give it the power to develop and grow. If you find that it is growing poorly during daily observation, you can apply some organic fertilizer containing nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium to improve its resistance.