How to sow blue chrysanthemum

Preparation before sowing blue chrysanthemum

Fill

Before sowing, sieve the soil for sowing and filter out the fine soil as sowing soil. Because there is a small hole at the bottom of the seedling tray, which is about the size of a little finger and can easily cause fine soil to be lost, you should use the sieved branches to pad the bottom of the seedling tray, and then fill the hole with fine soil.

Water spray

After filling the seedling tray with soil, spray water to moisten the surface of the soil, maintain an appropriate humidity, squeeze the soil into a ball with your hands, and the soil will fall apart when you release your hands. This humidity is acceptable. Remember to mix the soil and water well before planting the seeds.

How to sow blue chrysanthemum

sowing

The method of sowing blue-eyed chrysanthemum is to use a toothpick dipped in water to pick up the seeds, one at a time, and place them in the center of the hole. Follow the principle of one hole, one seed. After sowing, place the seedling tray into a basin with water, and the water will slowly seep in.

Post-sowing care

After sowing the blue-eyed chrysanthemum, spray water on it. Spray thoroughly until the soil is completely moistened, then cover it with plastic film. The editor recommends spraying water once a day.

To ensure that the seedlings have sufficient light exposure, you can make a small home greenhouse for the seedling tray and cover it with a lid until they germinate. When the temperature is relatively high, place the greenhouse in a cooler place outdoors. If the temperature is relatively low, place it outdoors to receive sunlight during the day and move it back indoors at night to maintain a suitable temperature.

When the seedlings are almost out, you can remove the seedling tray. You can place the seedlings in a well-ventilated and well-lit place. Do not keep the soil moist for a long time, otherwise it will cause the stems to wither. It is recommended to take a day or two to allow the soil to go through a wet-dry cycle.

This is all I have to say about the sowing method of blue-eyed chrysanthemum. I hope that after reading this article, everyone can plant fresh and beautiful blue-eyed chrysanthemums!