1. Soil selection
The chrysanthemum is smaller and can only grow up to about 80 cm, so the flower pot needs only a medium size. No plastic flower basins, which are less ventilated than plant plants, can be used with pottery basins with drainage holes at the bottom. Soils select sandy soils that have a better drainage performance and water conservation performance, which can be produced from a mix of sand, leafy soil and base fat. In addition, the selection of the pelvis would require them to be placed under the sun and disinfected for about three days。
2. Lights
The radiance of the chrysanthemum, with sufficient light, will help the chrysanthemum grow better. Every day, as much as possible, it can receive about 8 hours of light, but not more than 10 hours. When the sun is strong in the summer, it is necessary to move the plant to a semi-negative place, and to provide a shade to protect it from burning in the sun。
Temperature
A chrysanthemum likes a warm environment. To the extent possible, the temperature for environmental conservation is between 15 and 22°c. When the temperature is too high, windows can be ventilated or water fog can be sprayed every day to cool the chrysanthemum. When the temperature is too low, the plant is moved to the indoor warmth for maintenance。
Watering
The pelvis is bred with multi-headed daisies and generally requires two to three days of water to keep the pelvis wet every day. When winter is cold, water is not poured until the soil is dried up, so that the amount of water does not freeze the soil. Water must be watered in such a way that it is not so easy to form water, leading to the root causes of plant decay。
5. Fertilization
Every 15 days or so, liquid fertilization is applied for plant growth. It is important to note that the concentration of fertilizers should not be too high so as not to cause adverse effects。
