Peony chrysanthemum cultivation comprehensive guide, from sowing to flowering, master these skills!

Choose a suitable planting location, sowing and seedling transplanting, fertilizing and watering, pruning and shaping, pest and disease control. Peony chrysanthemum, also known as dahlia, is loved by flower enthusiasts for its large and colorful flowers and many varieties. In family gardening, the cultivation of peony chrysanthemum not only beautifies the environment but also cultivates sentiment. This article will introduce you to the cultivation methods of peony chrysanthemum in detail, from sowing to flowering, helping you to easily grow beautiful peony chrysanthemum.Choose a suitable planting location. Peony chrysanthemum is light-loving, cold-resistant, and drought-resistant. It is not strict with soil requirements but prefers well-drained, fertile sandy soil. When choosing a planting location, avoid low-lying areas with water accumulation to prevent affecting the growth of the plant.Sowing and seedling raising. 1. Sowing time: The sowing of peony chrysanthemum is generally carried out in spring, with the specific time depending on the local climate. 2. Sowing method: Sprinkle peony chrysanthemum seeds evenly in the prepared soil, cover with about 1 centimeter of soil, and keep the soil moist. 3. Seedling management: After sowing, keep the soil moist. It will germinate in about 20 days. When the seedlings have 2-3 true leaves, they can be transplanted.Transplanting and planting. 1. Transplanting time: Generally, when the seedlings grow to about 10 centimeters. 2. Transplanting method: Choose a place with good drainage, dig a hole, put the seedling in the hole, fill the soil and compact it, then water thoroughly. 3. Planting time: Generally in autumn, when peony chrysanthemum grows vigorously, which is conducive to the growth and development of the plant.Fertilizing and watering. 1. Fertilizing: During the growth of peony chrysanthemum, apply a compound fertilizer every 15 days to promote plant growth. 2. Watering: Peony chrysanthemum prefers a humid environment but dislikes waterlogging. During the growing period, keep the soil moist but avoid waterlogging.Pruning and shaping. 1. Pruning: During the growth of peony chrysanthemum, prune the withered and diseased branches in time to keep the plant ventilated and well-lit. 2. Shaping: According to personal preference, you can prune and shape the peony chrysanthemum appropriately to make it more beautiful.Pest and disease control. 1. Diseases: Common diseases of peony chrysanthemum include leaf spot and root rot. When diseases are found, remove the diseased leaves in time and spray fungicides for prevention and control. 2. Pests: Common pests of peony chrysanthemum include aphids and red spiders. When pests are found, spray insecticides for control.The cultivation of peony chrysanthemum is not complicated. As long as you master the key technologies of sowing, transplanting, fertilizing, watering, and pruning, you can easily grow beautiful peony chrysanthemum. I hope this article is helpful to you and wish you success in cultivation!References:"Cultivation Techniques of Dahlia" (China Agricultural Publishing House)"Family Gardening" (Shanghai Science and Technology Publishing House)