Chrysanthemum is a common ornamental plant that is loved for its distinctive green flowers and elegant posture. To successfully farm green chrysanthemum, it is necessary to understand its growth Xi and specific maintenance requirements. The following will introduce the cultivation methods and precautions of green chrysanthemum in detail.
First, the breeding method.
1.Soil preparation: Chrysanthemum grows well in fertile, well-drained soil. A substrate can be made using a mixture of humus, garden soil and river sand, while an appropriate amount of organic fertilizer is added to provide nutrients.
2.Light conditions: Green chrysanthemums need plenty of sunlight and are best placed in direct sunlight. However, when the sun is strong in summer, it should be properly shaded to avoid leaf burns.
3.Temperature management: Green chrysanthemum prefers a warm environment, and the suitable growth temperature is 15-25. In the cold winter, care should be taken to keep warm and prevent the plants from freezing.
4.Water management: Chrysanthemum has high water requirements and should keep the soil moist. During the growing period, regular watering should be done to avoid drought. At the same time, it is also necessary to pay attention to drainage to prevent rot caused by water accumulation in the roots.
5.Fertilization management: To promote the growth and flowering of green chrysanthemums, regular fertilization should be applied. During the growth period, diluted liquid fertilizer can be applied every two weeks, and attention should be paid to the frequent application of thin fertilizer.
2. Precautions.
1.Pest control: Green chrysanthemum is susceptible to pests and diseases, such as aphids, red spiders, etc. Once signs of pests and diseases are detected, measures should be taken to prevent them, such as spraying pesticides or using biological control methods.
2.Pruning and shaping: In order to maintain the beauty of the chrysanthemum, the yellow, diseased branches and flowers should be pruned regularly. At the same time, pruning can also promote the growth and flowering of new branches.
3.Repotting and repotting: As the chrysanthemum grows, the original potting soil will gradually become barren, affecting the growth of the plant. Therefore, every one or two years should be repotted or repotted with new soil and fertilizer.
4.Propagation method: Green chrysanthemum can be propagated by cuttings, dividing and other methods. When cuttings, choose healthy, pest-free shoots as cuttings, and maintain suitable temperature and humidity conditions to take root and survive. When dividing the plant, the plant is removed from the pot and separated into several individual plants to be transplanted and planted.
In conclusion, cultivating green chrysanthemums requires patience and careful management, and through reasonable management of light, temperature, moisture and fertilization, as well as pest and disease control, green chrysanthemums can thrive and produce beautiful flowers.