Chrysanthemum nankingense (Juhuanao) Planting and Cultivation Techniques and Sowing Time Explained

Chrysanthemum nankingense is a plant with both practical value and medicinal value, and many people now like to cultivate it. When cultivating it, you need to do the land preparation work well, then pre-sprout the seeds, and after pre-sprouting, transplant in May. After transplanting, it is time to do the field management work well.

Chrysanthemum nankingense Planting and Cultivation Techniques

1. Before planting chrysanthemum nankingense, you need to do the land preparation work well; generally sandy soil is fine. Before planting, you need to apply the base fertilizer well, and then choose seeds of excellent quality for planting. Before planting, the seeds should first be pre-sprouted, preferably around March to April each year, and then after they sprout, transplant them.

2. Transplanting is chosen in May each year. When planting, the soil needs to be watered wet, and then transplant at a spacing of 30 cm.

3. After transplanting, it is time to do the field management work well. When fertilizing, human and livestock manure can be chosen, and it must be in an appropriate amount; when fertilizing, it can be combined with watering. Weeding and pest and disease control also need to be done in a timely manner. Its common disease is generally aphids. After disease is found, special pesticides should be used for control. Routine management and observation must be done well, so as not to worsen the condition and affect yield.

Which Month to Sow Chrysanthemum nankingense

The period from early February to early March each year, lasting more than a month, is the best time to plant chrysanthemum nankingense. Chrysanthemum nankingense likes to grow in moist places, but it cannot tolerate waterlogging. It grows best in places with sufficient light, and keeping the temperature at 20 degrees Celsius is most favorable for its growth. It has no strict requirements for soil, and generally sandy soil is enough for it to grow.