How to keep seeds of chrysanthemum? Seed sowing and planting methods

How to keep seeds of Chrysanthemum chrysanthemum

Chrysanthemum chrysanthemum is a common vegetable. It has seeds, which grow inside the fruit. Generally, when the chrysanthemum chrysanthemum is old, fruits will grow on the plant, and the seeds of the chrysanthemum chrysanthemum will grow inside them. They can only be harvested after they mature naturally.

Generally, Chinese chrysanthemum should be harvested before the flower stems grow out to prevent the stems and leaves from becoming too old. However, if you want to keep the Chinese chrysanthemum for seeds, you cannot harvest it early. You have to wait until the Chinese chrysanthemum turns yellow and the seeds grow. At this time, you can directly remove the fruit and peel.

Propagation of Artemisia selengensis by seeds

Chrysanthemum can be propagated by seeds, usually in spring and autumn. The best time is between February and May and July and September. The specific time depends on the maintenance environment and the growth conditions of the plant. If properly maintained, it will germinate about 5-7 days after sowing.

How to plant chrysanthemum seeds

1. Planting preparation

Before sowing chrysanthemum, you need to choose loose, breathable and fertile soil. After preparing the soil, you need to add an appropriate amount of fungicide to disinfect it before sowing and raising seedlings. Containers can be flower pots, wooden basins, foam boxes, etc.

2. Sowing

Select healthy and undamaged Chinese spinach seeds, place them in the sun to dry for a while before sowing, then spread the seeds evenly into the treated soil, and finally cover them with a thin layer of soil.