Method of cultivating White Phoenix Chrysanthemum
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White Phoenix Chrysanthemum is a succulent plant of the Aizoaceae family, Potentilla genus, with flowering period from late spring to early summer, cross-pollination between different plants. The cultivation method of White Phoenix Chrysanthemum is not particularly difficult. The plant tends to form clusters and is also a variety that grows tall easily. Each year, new branches sprout from the base of the leaves and nodes, and when the plant forms a cluster, many branches will sprawl and take root, forming new root systems. If there is a lack of light, the whole plant will fall over, the space between the leaves will stretch out to be very long, and the stem will become very weak. With sufficient light, the leaves will be robust and short, and the stems will also be thicker.
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The planting material used is a mixture of coal slag and a small amount of peat, also mixed with a small amount of orchid stone. The surface is covered with granular river sand. The planting material mainly focuses on water permeability and breathability. This variety is not very resistant to intense sunlight, so it must be shaded in summer. For the White Phoenix Chrysanthemum variety, watering can be done when the soil is dry, and during the growing period, it can be watered thoroughly without soaking the pot.
Shade the entire summer, place it in a bright and well-ventilated area with diffused light. During the summer dormancy period, try to give less water, as excessive watering in summer can cause rot. After the temperature drops in autumn, watering can be resumed, gradually increasing. There is no need to supplement water when the plant is full, but if the leaves look a bit wilted, water needs to be supplemented.
In winter, avoid low temperatures that could cause frostbite. At around zero degrees, there is no problem as long as the potting soil is dry. There is a big difference between the north and the south, so enthusiasts should cultivate it according to their own environment.
White Phoenix Chrysanthemum can be propagated by sowing or cutting propagation. The cuttings can be directly planted in slightly moist soil or placed flat on the slightly moist soil surface in a shaded and well-ventilated area to root.
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