Chrysanthemum indoor breeding environment Chrysanthemum indoor breeding methods Chrysanthemum indoor breeding precautions With people's increasing pursuit of quality of life, indoor flower cultivation has become the choice of more and more families. Among many flowers, chrysanthemums have attracted widespread attention for their unique temperament and diversity. How to cultivate chrysanthemums indoors? This article will provide you with a detailed analysis of indoor chrysanthemum cultivation methods and help you easily grow beautiful chrysanthemums. Indoor cultivation environment of chrysanthemums 1. Lighting: Chrysanthemum likes light, but avoid strong direct exposure. When cultivating indoors, place chrysanthemums in a place with sufficient light, such as close to windows. If there is insufficient light, chrysanthemums may grow slowly and affect flowering.
2. Temperature: The suitable temperature for chrysanthemum growth is 15-25℃. The temperature in winter should not be too low to avoid freezing injury. When the temperature in summer is too high, appropriate cooling measures should be taken.
3. Humidity: Chrysanthemum does not have high humidity requirements, but maintaining a certain air humidity will help it grow. When cultivating indoors, you can use a humidifier or regularly spray water to increase the air humidity.
4. Soil: Chrysanthemum likes well-drained and fertile soil. Indoor breeding can choose culture soil such as legus soil, sandy soil, and garden soil mixed in proportion. Indoor cultivation method of chrysanthemum 1. Planting time: Chrysanthemum sowing can be carried out in spring, or you can choose to purchase seedlings for planting.
2. Sowing method: Sprinkle chrysanthemum seeds on the surface of the moist soil, cover them with a thin layer of soil, keep the soil moist, and germinate in about 10-15 days.
3. Planting method: When the chrysanthemum seedlings grow to a certain height, they can be transplanted into a flowerpot, and pay attention to minimizing damage to the roots during transplanting.
4. Watering: Chrysanthemum likes to wet the environment, but it is not advisable to water too much. Generally, it is enough to keep the soil slightly moist. During the high temperature season in summer, the number of watering can be increased appropriately.
5. Fertilization: During the growth period of chrysanthemums, fertilizer should be applied every 15-20 days. Fertilization should be mainly compound fertilizers and applied in appropriate amounts.
6. Pruning: During the growth of chrysanthemums, prune withered leaves and sick branches in time to keep the plants ventilated and transparent.
7. Pest and insect pest control: When cultivating chrysanthemums indoors, attention should be paid to observing the growth status of the plants and preventing and controlling pests and diseases when discovered. Precautions for indoor cultivation of chrysanthemums 1. Avoid placing chrysanthemums near cooling equipment such as air conditioners and heating to avoid freezing damage.
2. Regularly ventilate chrysanthemums and maintain indoor air circulation.
3. Avoid placing chrysanthemums in places with more soot and dust to avoid affecting their growth.
4. Pay attention to the growth status of chrysanthemums and adjust breeding methods in a timely manner.
Indoor cultivation of chrysanthemums requires mastering certain skills and methods. As long as you follow the above steps to cultivate chrysanthemums, I believe you will be able to grow beautiful chrysanthemums and add a touch of color to your home life.