1、 Operation steps

1. First, select the cutting branches, select a relatively strong chrysanthemum, and then fold the branches from it. Generally, break them from the center, and then keep the upper part of the branches, which can be cut according to the length of 0.2m

2. A small bud of a leaf should be reserved on the selected branch, and its top bud should also be reserved at the top of the branch, and then the selected branch should be soaked in diluted rooting powder for about 120 minutes

3. Prepare the soil. Generally, select the soil with more nutrients, and then put it into the prepared flower pot, then water it, soak the soil, and then insert a small hole in the soil with a column, about 7 cm deep, then insert the selected branches, and then compact the branches with soil

4. After the branches are compacted, a small amount of water shall be poured. The branches shall also be watered, and then placed in a ventilated and cool place for rooting

5. Make a small shed that can block the sun, cover it on the cutting flowerpot, cover it during the day and remove it at night. Pay attention to spray water on the branches on time and evenly to keep the soil moist

6. Wait until the upper part of the leaf buds grow, you can properly bask in the sun, but you must not sunshine it at noon

7. After survival, it can be transplanted. At this time, it can be illuminated more, but be careful not to pour too much water

8. As for fertilization, you can choose to apply a small amount of nitrogen compound fertilizer, which can promote its growth

9. After growing to a certain extent, chrysanthemum buds will grow. At this time, only one bud needs to be kept, and the others should be removed. Then fertilize it, and the chrysanthemums will open one after another in late summer and early autumn

2、 Precautions

Generally, the chrysanthemums we buy for breeding are the roots and buds left after flowering last year. When the next spring comes, we can let the roots and buds sprout again. If you keep promoting its germination, there will be long branches in autumn. At this time, the chrysanthemum is very unsightly and the number of flowers is very small, so you can break down these branches and then cut them