When cultivating potted chrysanthemum, it should be placed in a well-lit environment and provide more than 6 hours of sunshine for the plants every day. At the same time, water the chrysanthemums every 3-5 days to keep the potted soil moist and maintain plant growth. Pay attention to cut off the flower heads after the chrysanthemum withers to promote the plant to send new branches.

How to maintain potted chrysanthemums?

1, providing light.

Chrysanthemum is a plant that grows in the sun. When maintaining, it should be placed in the outdoor sun source, providing scattered light for plants for not less than 6 hours every day to promote the growth of chrysanthemum branches and buds. In summer, when the light is strong, pay attention to shading the chrysanthemum to prevent the flowers from fading ahead of time.

Step 2 replenish water

During the maintenance of chrysanthemum, water it once every three days in spring and autumn, and water it once a day in summer with water mist to make the soil moist, while the evaporation rate of water is slow in winter, and water chrysanthemum once every 5-7 days.

Step 3 add decoration

When the flowers of chrysanthemum wither, the flower heads should be cut off with sharp scissors, so that the plants can germinate from the foot buds at the bottom, and then cut into short segments after the chrysanthemums grow new branches, so as to maintain the complete shape of the plants and improve the ornamental value of chrysanthemums after flowering.

4, pest control

The common pest of chrysanthemum is aphid. Therefore, when maintaining plants indoors, it is necessary to open the window for ventilation in sunny days to ensure indoor air circulation and reduce the probability of chrysanthemum pests. Pay attention to spraying tobacco water to pests after plants produce pests.