How to cultivate golden chrysanthemum

Growth habits of goldenrod

Chrysanthemum likes warm, dry and sunny environment. It is relatively drought-resistant and also relatively tolerant to partial shade. It is afraid of stagnant water and scorching sun. Its main growing season is spring and autumn. It is suitable for maintenance in an environment with bright light but no direct sunlight.

How to cultivate golden chrysanthemum

When watering the gold jade chrysanthemum, be careful not to allow water to accumulate. It is better to keep the plant dry than wet (because the gold jade chrysanthemum is a variegated variety, it is necessary to water it less so that the variegated patterns will be more obvious. If there is too much fertilizer and water, it may slowly turn green). Otherwise, it will easily lead to root rot. During the high temperatures in summer, the plant grows slowly and is suitable for maintenance in a well-ventilated, semi-shaded environment. Special attention should be paid to avoid direct sunlight, and watering and fertilizing should be properly controlled. The winter overwintering temperature should not be lower than 10℃, and the lowest temperature should not be lower than 5℃.

Precautions for raising golden chrysanthemum

During the cultivation process of golden chrysanthemum, the dead leaves can be removed at any time, and the top and pinching can be done to promote branching. Golden chrysanthemum is propagated mainly by cuttings, and it is very easy to do so. Cut strong branches, keep 3-5 nodes, cut the leaves below, dry the wounds in a cool and ventilated place, and insert them into plain sand or vermiculite.