How to make a single chrysanthemum bonsai

Cultivation of single-stem chrysanthemum by pinching method

One method of cultivating single-stem chrysanthemums is to pinch the tips.

Generally, after the chrysanthemum seedlings are grafted, they need to be topped when they grow to a certain height, usually 2-3 times. When pinching for the last time, be careful to choose a branch with a fuller stem, and cut off the rest of the side branches, leaving only the remaining branches to be cultivated separately.

Because the plant has been topped several times before, it will appear shorter and stronger. If you increase the amount of water and fertilizer at this time, the plant will grow rapidly. Pay attention to the dwarfing of the plant.

Cultivation of single-stem chrysanthemum without pinching

If the chrysanthemum seedlings are not topped, it will not be easy to grow side branches. Pay attention to watering and fertilizing when cultivating. After the beginning of autumn, it is generally necessary to reduce water and fertilizer to control the height of the plant.

At the same time, pay attention to the use of foliar fertilizer, which can make the leaves bright. In autumn, when flower buds are formed, you should start increasing the amount of water and fertilizer, and remove the flower buds in time, leaving only the strongest buds at the top, and remove the rest.

Precautions for cultivating single chrysanthemum

When cultivating single chrysanthemum, you must pay attention to reasonable cultivation. First of all, we need to pay attention to the plant height. Single-stem chrysanthemum does not need to grow very tall, so you need to pay attention to controlling water and fertilizer. Secondly, there are pests and diseases. Pests and diseases can be devastating to plants, so we must pay attention to pests and diseases to ensure the healthy growth of single-stem chrysanthemums.