I. Appropriate temperature
Dutch daisies like warm environments, are less resistant to heat and are less resistant to cold, want it to thrive, have a better temperature control to achieve a bursting pot purpose, usually provide an environment of 18-25°c, and have to be ventilated at high summer temperatures, preferably below 30°c. In winter, the dutch chrysanthemum is moved to the interior, where the temperature cannot be lower than 10°c, or there will be a risk of freezing, which will seriously affect growth and the temperature will be appropriate for faster growth。
Ii. Rational fertilization
Despite its limited prodigious capacity, dutch daisies need to meet the demand for nutrients and ensure an adequate supply. It's best to get fat once in half a month in the boom season, with thin fat. It consumes a great deal of nutrients during flowering and, in order to promote robust growth, it is recommended to spray leaf face fats and to select potassium phosphate fertilizers, leading to more flowers and growth。
Iii. More sun
Dutch daisies are very fond of the sun, so that they thrive in sufficient light and so easily explode. It would be preferable to keep it in light for a long time and receive at least eight hours of light per day, leading to better photosynthesis and more nutrients. If placed in a shade for long periods of time, not only would the basin not explode, but there would also be poor growth, which could even affect the flowering。
Iv. Timely trim
A prompt and reasonable cut is required during the dutch pelvis breeding period. It is mainly about cutting out the long, too strong branches that grow, which lead to more concentration of nutrients and to the emergence of more side branches, thus making them easier to explode。
V. Suitable soil
It also needs to be targeted at the soil environment, which, although not demanding, needs to be replaced once in two to three years for conservation, otherwise the soil can be compacted, inhibiting the breathing of roots and growth. It is necessary to replace soft, ventilated, drained and fertile soils。
