How to propagate chrysanthemum

Cutting propagation time of lover's chrysanthemum

When breeding sweetheart chrysanthemums, people usually choose cuttings. The best time for breeding is spring and autumn.

Cuttings for propagation of chrysanthemum

When taking cuttings of chrysanthemum, you need to choose full, well-grown branches with terminal buds.

When making a specific selection, you should choose branches with 1 or 2 terminal buds, a length between 5cm and 10cm, and internodes.

After selecting the cuttings, cut them off. Because the lower part of the chrysanthemum is more likely to rot when it is cut, it is best to remove the leaves at the lower end, and also remove the flowers and buds on the branches, leaving only a small amount of leaves, no more than 2 pieces.

How to propagate chrysanthemum

When taking cuttings of chrysanthemum, you need to choose suitable soil, generally sandy soil is better, and then insert the processed cuttings into the soil.

Generally, it takes about 2-3 weeks for the chrysanthemum to take root after cuttings. After the roots have taken shape, you can transplant it to allow it to continue growing. Wait until it grows stronger and then you can transplant it.