Abstract: Planting bitter chrysanthemum: From seed to harvest bitter chrysanthemum is a plant with herbal properties and is often used to regulate liver and gallbladder functions and clear heat and detoxify. Not only that, the bitter chrysanthemum is also a beautiful ornamental plant, and its yellow flowers look particularly dazzling in the sun. If you want to grow bitter chrysanthemum, no...
Planting bitter chrysanthemum: From seed to harvest
bitter chrysanthemum is a plant with herbal properties and is often used to regulate liver and gallbladder functions and clear heat and detoxify. Not only that, the bitter chrysanthemum is also a beautiful ornamental plant, and its yellow flowers look particularly dazzling in the sun. If you want to grow bitter chrysanthemum, take a look at the planting methods described below.
1. Buying seeds of bitter chrysanthemum Before starting to grow bitter chrysanthemum, you need to first buy seeds that suit you. It is recommended to choose seeds from formal channels to ensure good quality.
2. Preparing to plant soil The growth of bitter chrysanthemum requires soil rich in organic matter and good drainage. Peat soil, decaying leaf soil and sand can be mixed to make soil suitable for the growth of bitter chrysanthemum.
3. Soak the seeds of bitter chrysanthemum. Soak the seeds of bitter chrysanthemum in warm water for 24 hours to speed up the germination speed.
4. Sowing Sprinkle the soaked bitter chrysanthemum seeds evenly on the planting soil, and then cover the seeds with soil to make the depth of about 1 cm.
5. Spray Water Use a sprinkler to fully spray water on the sowing area to ensure that the seeds adapt to the environment and remain moist.
6. Maintain the temperature and cover the sowing area with a layer of plastic wrap, which can keep the soil at a certain humidity and temperature, which is conducive to the germination of bitter chrysanthemum seeds.
7. Avoid excessive watering Although the bitter chrysanthemum needs to be kept moist, excessive watering will cause the roots of the bitter chrysanthemum to rot and even affect the growth of the bitter chrysanthemum.
8. Appropriate fertilization of bitter chrysanthemum requires the application of appropriate fertilizer during the growth period to help promote the growth and flowering of bitter chrysanthemum. But be careful not to use excessive fertilizer, so as not to cause damage to bitter chrysanthemum.
Nine, timely pruning bitter chrysanthemum grows rapidly, need regular pruning to keep clean. It is recommended to prune at the end of the bitter chrysanthemum period in order to stimulate new growth.
X. Prevention of insect pests Kuju is vulnerable to powdery mildew and other insect pests, and attention needs to be paid to prevention and control. Organic pesticides or physical control methods can be used to protect the health of bitter chrysanthemum.
11. Properly watering The growth of bitter chrysanthemum requires maintaining a certain humidity, but do not over-water. It is recommended to apply appropriate watering after seeing signs of dryness on the soil surface.
12. Pay attention to the environmental temperature. Chrysanthemum requires a suitable environmental temperature during the growth period. Too low or too high will affect its growth and flowering. It is recommended to be around 16-25 degrees.
13. Regular weeding of bitter chrysanthemum is easily affected by weeds and requires regular weeding. Herbal herbicides or manual weeding can be used.
14. Waiting for the harvest After careful planting and careful care, the bitter chrysanthemum will bloom at the right time and produce beautiful flowers. At this time, you can pick these flowers and make them into your favorite tea or medicinal materials.
15. Planting bitter chrysanthemum is not difficult, you only need to master basic planting skills and precautions. I hope the above introduction will help you and help you successfully grow your own bitter chrysanthemum garden.