How to root succulent white chrysanthemum

1. Prepare the container

If you want the succulent white chrysanthemum to take root quickly, if it is kept in the soil, the speed will be slow and difficult to observe, and you won’t know whether it has grown roots or not. You can use hydroponics to make it take root, which is also faster. Prepare a container that is as airtight as possible, made of transparent glass, so that you can easily observe the condition of the roots. First clean the prepared container and disinfect it.

2. Plant treatment

Remove the leaves on the plant that are in poor condition to avoid excessive water consumption and thus affect the survival in the later stage. Because the plant is relatively small, it is not realistic to place it directly on the container. You can prepare a piece of cardboard, dig a small hole in the middle, pass the plant through it, and make it convenient to place the cardboard on the container.

3. Hydroponic rooting

Fill the container with clean water. The water level does not need to be too high as the water will naturally evaporate upwards. Pay attention to the water quality. It is most appropriate to use purified water. You can also use tap water that has been treated by standing still and leave it in a natural environment to evaporate the chlorine in it, so that the plant can take root. After the roots grow, you can transplant them into the soil. Be careful not to water the soil too frequently, maybe once every 4-5 days.