Sowing and propagation of Dutch Chrysanthemum

Dutch chrysanthemum in late July to mid August is a good time to sow

For the sowing of Dutch chrysanthemum, you can choose a flowerpot or a seedbed. Sow the seeds and keep the temperature at about 15 ℃. Generally, the seedlings can emerge in a week. When the seedlings grow, they should be carefully maintained. When the seedlings grow to 5cm, they can be planted separately. After that, they can be planted for the second time

Tillering propagation of Dutch Chrysanthemum

The tillering ability of Dutch chrysanthemum is very strong, which can carry out tillering reproduction. In early spring, when the temperature rises and the soil thaws, the lotus leaves grow in clusters. You can dig out the root of the lotus, cut it with a knife, divide it into several parts and replant it. Dutch chrysanthemum adopts the method of tillering reproduction, which can be used for mass reproduction

Cutting propagation of Dutch Chrysanthemum

Another method of propagation of Dutch chrysanthemum is cutting. Cutting is mainly to use the small tiller seedlings on the plant as cutting Cymbidium for cutting. After cutting the seedlings with a knife, they are inserted into the cutting matrix made of sand, perlite and vermiculite. After cutting, keep the temperature above 20 ℃, spray water frequently to maintain the humidity of the air, and ensure sufficient light. If necessary, shade it. As long as it is properly maintained, the Dutch chrysanthemum can take root in about half a month. After the Dutch chrysanthemum takes root, it can be transplanted into a pot

Grafting propagation of Dutch Chrysanthemum

Dutch chrysanthemum can also be grafted and propagated. Generally, wild Artemisia annua will be used as the rootstock for grafting

Grafting and propagation of Dutch chrysanthemum is a big project. From April to the end of June, find suitable Penny seedlings, plant them in flower pots for maintenance, and often water and fertilize them. When the penny seedlings grow to about 15cm, they can be grafted

When grafting, split grafting method is adopted. After grafting, small plastic bags are used for moisturizing, and they will survive in about a week. After the Dutch chrysanthemum survives, it can do a good job in daily management and grow normally< span>