How to grow Margarite chrysanthemum

1. Maintenance methods

1. Soil: The soil used for growing Margarite chrysanthemum should be suitable so that it can grow well. The flower soil used should meet the requirements of being breathable, loose and fertile. It can be prepared with black mountain soil, garden soil and peat soil.

2. Sunlight: The plant is afraid of strong light. It should be provided with some gentle light at normal times and should not be exposed to strong sunlight. It also likes sunlight very much, especially when it is flowering, it should not be deprived of light, and it should also be exposed to as much light as possible in winter.

3. Watering: It is very afraid of waterlogging, so do not water it too frequently during maintenance. Just water it when the humidity of the soil decreases. Generally speaking, you can water the plants every day or every other day in spring and autumn, and water them according to the situation when the temperature is unstable at other times.

4. Nutrients: It also needs nutrients to maintain during the growth and flowering periods, so some nitrogen fertilizer should be applied before it blooms, and phosphorus and potassium fertilizers should be applied after buds appear. When it comes to flowering, be careful to control or stop applying fertilizer, and do not apply concentrated fertilizer.

2. Pruning method

When its flowers fade, you need to trim off the remaining flowers and flower stalks to ensure that nutrients are not lost. Side branches that grow too densely, dead branches, and yellow leaves should also be pruned off immediately.