Taboos of growing white chrysanthemum in winter

Characteristics of White Chrysanthemum

First, we need to understand the habits of the plant so we know its winter needs. First of all, it is suitable for a relatively warm environment. In winter, even if you don’t need to water it too much, the temperature cannot be ignored. In addition, it likes warm sunlight and naturally needs more sunlight in winter. In addition, it also requires certain nutrients in the soil, otherwise it will not be able to survive the winter smoothly. Knowing these, we can probably figure out the taboos in winter.

Specific taboos

The temperature is too low: The suitable temperature is in the range of fifteen to twenty-five degrees. Even if the temperature cannot be guaranteed to be within this range in winter, it cannot be below minus five degrees Celsius. Otherwise, the leaves of the plant will be frozen, dry out and turn yellow. Therefore, we cannot forget about it and leave it outside in winter, but must keep it indoors for the winter.

Excessive shade: As we said above, it needs a lot of sunlight. In addition, because it is winter, sunlight is even more important for it to survive the winter. Plants usually spend the winter indoors, but we cannot forget the factor of light. They must be placed where the sun can shine.

Excessive watering: Although this flower generally requires a lot of water, because it is winter, its growth and development are basically stagnant, so its demand for water will also decrease accordingly. Therefore, the worst thing to do in winter is to avoid too much water, otherwise the plants may suffer from root rot.

The soil is too poor: Although the plant is not too demanding in terms of soil, fertile and loose sandy soil is a more suitable choice for it to overwinter.