How chrysanthemums overwinter indoors

Author:Jiang Hao Date:2022-04-06 09:54

Plum, orchid, bamboo and chrysanthemum are collectively known as the four gentlemen. Chrysanthemum is one of the top ten famous flowers in China. It has been cultivated in China for more than 3000 years. Chinese chrysanthemum was introduced into Europe in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties. How should indoor potted chrysanthemums survive the winter? Let's see the method!

Perennial root preservation

After the potted chrysanthemum flower withers, cut off the withered and old stems, pour water once, and then move it to a room with sunlight. The room temperature can reach 0-3 degrees. In terms of management, watering shall be strictly controlled. If the basin soil is not dry, it shall not be watered, and the amount of watering shall be less, so as to keep the basin soil slightly wet, and prevent the basin soil from freezing at the same time. When the weather gets warmer in the second spring, gradually increase the amount of watering, and then move to the outdoor sunny place for careful maintenance. After the plant germinates new buds, it can be propagated by branching, cutting and other methods

Chrysanthemum

Bud saving method

In late autumn and winter, the first generation of new buds sprouted from the root of chrysanthemum were selected for cutting. During operation, use a knife to go 2 cm deep into the soil, cut the rhizome with new buds, dig out the soil, and cuttage in the prepared basin. The pot soil should be composed of half of culture soil and half of sandy soil, and then move the pot indoors, keep the temperature at about 3 degrees, water less, and keep the pot soil slightly wet. It is worth noting that the room temperature should not be too high, nor should the plant be frozen to death. In the middle of March of the coming year, move to the place with the wind and the sun outside

Chrysanthemum

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How chrysanthemums overwinter indoors

Jiang Hao
2022-04-06 09:54
Description Plum, orchid, bamboo and chrysanthemum are collectively known as the four gentlemen. Chrysanthemum is one of the top ten famous flowers in China. It has been cultivated in China for more than 3000 years. Chinese chrysanthemum was introduced into Europe in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties. How should indoor potted chrysanthemums survive the winter? Let's see the method!

Perennial root preservation

After the potted chrysanthemum flower withers, cut off the withered and old stems, pour water once, and then move it to a room with sunlight. The room temperature can reach 0-3 degrees. In terms of management, watering shall be strictly controlled. If the basin soil is not dry, it shall not be watered, and the amount of watering shall be less, so as to keep the basin soil slightly wet, and prevent the basin soil from freezing at the same time. When the weather gets warmer in the second spring, gradually increase the amount of watering, and then move to the outdoor sunny place for careful maintenance. After the plant germinates new buds, it can be propagated by branching, cutting and other methods

Chrysanthemum

Bud saving method

In late autumn and winter, the first generation of new buds sprouted from the root of chrysanthemum were selected for cutting. During operation, use a knife to go 2 cm deep into the soil, cut the rhizome with new buds, dig out the soil, and cuttage in the prepared basin. The pot soil should be composed of half of culture soil and half of sandy soil, and then move the pot indoors, keep the temperature at about 3 degrees, water less, and keep the pot soil slightly wet. It is worth noting that the room temperature should not be too high, nor should the plant be frozen to death. In the middle of March of the coming year, move to the place with the wind and the sun outside

Chrysanthemum

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