What is the row spacing for planting chrysanthemums?

1. What is the row spacing?

When planting chrysanthemums, the spacing between rows and plants is a very important factor, which can determine the planting density and affect the later growth. The plant spacing can be maintained at about 30 cm and can be adjusted according to the situation. The row spacing for planting is also different, and factors such as chrysanthemum variety, plant size, and sunlight exposure need to be taken into consideration. If the plant is small and has sufficient sunlight, you can plant it more densely, keeping the row spacing at about 20-25 cm, which will not affect the lighting. If the plant grows larger, the row spacing should be larger. Planting too densely may affect growth. Keep the row spacing at about 45 cm.

2. Other requirements

1. First of all, you need to prepare the land, that is, hoe it. At the beginning, you need to hoe deeper for the first two times, about 20-25 cm deep, to make the land looser. The subsequent times should be shallow hoeing to promote the roots to go down. In the prepared field, dig small holes of 6-10 cm and place 2-3 seedlings in each hole to ensure good growth.

2. You also need to apply enough base fertilizer, and you can use decomposed organic fertilizer, so that the fertilizer effect can be released.