If the ping pong chrysanthemum dies, will it grow again next year? (If the ping pong chrysanthemum withers, will it bloom again the next year?)

Whenever the Spring Festival is approaching, all kinds of potted chrysanthemums are particularly popular. Parks, communities and other public places across the country are filled with chrysanthemums, and of course many flower lovers also plant them at home. Their colors are extremely bright and the shapes of the flowers are rich and varied.

Among the many potted chrysanthemums, in addition to the extremely abundant chrysanthemums, the ping-pong chrysanthemum with particularly large flowers is also very popular among flower lovers.

Ping pong chrysanthemum is a perennial herbaceous flower of the genus Chrysanthemum in the Asteraceae family. Its most common flower colors are golden yellow, lavender, green, purple, red and white .

Will the ping pong chrysanthemum grow again after it withers?

Ping-pong chrysanthemum is a perennial root plant that blooms from August to October every year. If it is exposed to the outdoors all year round, when the temperature is too low in winter, such as below 0 degrees, its flowers and plants will wither, but its roots can still survive under the soil .

After the next spring, cut off all the dead branches, and it will grow new buds. Therefore, as long as it is well maintained and managed, the ping pong chrysanthemum will bloom again in the second year.

How to deal with ping pong chrysanthemum after it blooms

After the ping pong chrysanthemum blooms, you need to prune the withered flowers first . Cut off all the withered flowers to reduce nutrient consumption. Then prune the dry branches, yellow branches, diseased branches, and thin out the dense branches.

This will promote better ventilation and light transmission inside. Of course, the nutrients will become more concentrated, which will help the ping pong chrysanthemum resume growth as soon as possible.

How to grow potted ping pong chrysanthemums so that they bloom

Potted ping pong chrysanthemums can be placed on a sunny balcony, and are particularly suitable for growing on a south-facing balcony. It is best to have more than 6 to 10 hours of direct sunlight every day, and it can even be maintained in direct sunlight.

Of course, if the flowers of the potted chrysanthemum have all opened, you can move it to a semi-shaded or brightly lit place for viewing. Because all its flowers are open, it will need less sunlight at this time.

Ping-pong chrysanthemums, like other chrysanthemums, are short-day plants, that is, they bloom when the daylight hours are short and the nighttime darkness is long.