The cultivation methods and precautions for Marguerite daisies
Today, let's introduce the cultivation methods and precautions for Marguerite daisies, as well as some great tips for maintaining these flowers. This is some very useful knowledge that is worth saving!
Flower enthusiasts have seen someone praising the flowers by the roadside, saying "These chrysanthemums are so beautiful." Curious, the enthusiast looked in the direction the person was pointing and found that they were not actually chrysanthemums but Marguerite daisies.
However, it's not surprising that the person mistook the flowers, as Marguerite daisies are also known by two other names: "Marguerite菊花" and "Penghao chrysanthemum," showing their similarity to chrysanthemums.
Marguerite is a particularly beautiful flower that symbolizes joy and anticipation. With many varieties, shapes, and colors, it is often used for gardening or yard decoration. A field of Marguerite daisies is simply breathtaking!
However, some gardeners can grow Marguerite daisies that bloom in abundance, while others can only get a few flowers. Is it because of different varieties? The answer is no. Any variety of Marguerite daisies can be grown to bloom in abundance, but the right method must be used; otherwise, even the best variety won't thrive!
Alright, today I have compiled some precautions for growing Marguerite daisies. Flower enthusiasts, let's take a look together!
1. Light
Marguerite daisies love the sun and can bloom in spring, summer, and autumn. They can be placed in the garden or on the balcony. Sufficient sunlight will make them grow more vigorously. However, during the summer, when the temperature is too high and the sunlight too strong, they should not be exposed to direct sunlight. Move them indoors or set up a shade net to prevent sunburn.
The cultivation methods and precautions for Marguerite daisies
2. Water
This flower has relatively high requirements for watering, mainly because it is not as "expressive" as other plants.
If the watering is insufficient and the water does not penetrate the soil deeply, the water only stays on the surface, making it difficult for the roots of the Marguerite daisies to absorb it. If too much water is given, the soil becomes too moist with poor air permeability, causing the roots to rot.
However, whether it's too much or too little water, Marguerite daisies remain "silent" and just look a bit wilted, making it difficult for gardeners to detect the severity of the problem. Therefore, if you see it looking wilted, gardeners must pay attention!
3. Fertilizer
For Marguerite daisies to grow well, they need plenty of nutrients. Both during the growing period and the flowering period, it is important to supplement fertilizer. When Marguerite daisies are young, they can be supplemented with more nitrogen to promote faster growth; when they start to bloom, they can be supplemented with more phosphorus to help them produce more flowers.
However, be careful to dilute the fertilizer before applying it, as it should not be too concentrated or used in excess.