1. Cultivation time: in march-may and september-november, it is appropriate to plant daisies at home, at a suitable temperature, which will increase their survival and growth。
2. Preparation of soil: a mix of garden land, pebbles and sands for breeding。
3 seed cultivation: seedlings of chrysanthemum seeds into the soil, covered with thin soil and wetted with water, are then transferred to a cooling ventilator for maintenance, keeping room temperature around 25°c。
4. Conservation management: after seedlings are produced, seedlings are raised in light-lighted environments, watering, fertilizer, etc。
I. How to grow family daisies
1. Timing of cultivation
The best planting time for the daisies is in the spring and autumn of each year, and in the spring of march-may and autumn of september-november, when the temperature is warm and suitable for plant growth. When planted in the soil, it can grow quickly and have a higher survival rate。
2. Preparation of soil
A suitable soil is needed to grow a family anus. In terms of growth habits, because of their preference for abating air, well-drained and fertile sandy soil, we can use seven gardens, two cylindrical stones and one coarse sand as a proportional mix。
3. Seed cultivation
Be prepared to be healthy and full of disease-free ash seeds, to plant them in the soil, with light and light cover of a thin layer of soil, and with appropriate water to keep the soil humid in the basin. It is then placed in a cold-ventilated atmosphere, with a controlled indoor temperature of 25 degrees and below, which will germinate within about a week。
4. Conservation management
In order to promote the growth of chrysanthemum seedlings, conservation management is required, in the light of light, which can be more watered in the long term and less in cold times. Wet water can be sprayed daily to keep the air wet. Regular application of organic fertilizers is conducive to the growth of the branches, with care not to be produced in a manner that is not harmful to them。
Ii. Is it freezing to death in winter
One, the chrysanthemum is prone to freezing in winter。
2. Because of their poor cold resistance, the temperature of the chrysanthemum-growing environment is suitable at 18-25°c, and when the temperature is below 10°c, the chrysanthemum needs to be moved to indoor farming to avoid the freezing of roots and death of the chrysanthemum。
