How to Grow and Care for the White Daisy Chrysanthemum
The white daisy chrysanthemum, also called the small white chrysanthemum, is a very compact and lovely herbaceous flower. The entire plant of the white daisy chrysanthemum is relatively short, so it can be used as a groundcover flower arrangement, and can also be used to decorate flowerbeds, courtyards, and other places. Because the white daisy chrysanthemum has a relatively early flowering period, it can bloom by late winter if grown properly. In early spring there are relatively few flowers in bloom, and the white daisy chrysanthemum happens to fill exactly this gap. Below let us take a look at how to grow the white daisy chrysanthemum.

I. Growth Habits of the White Daisy Chrysanthemum
The white daisy chrysanthemum originates from Europe and likes a warm and humid living environment. Because its place of origin is at a relatively high latitude, the white daisy chrysanthemum is relatively cold-tolerant and can safely overwinter above -5°C, so in southern China it can basically be cultivated in the open ground. The white daisy chrysanthemum likes environments with light, but under high-temperature conditions above 30°C it will grow poorly. Below let us specifically introduce how to grow the white daisy chrysanthemum.
II. How to Grow the White Daisy Chrysanthemum
1. Soil
The white daisy chrysanthemum is not strict about soil requirements. Under normal circumstances it can grow normally in flowerbeds or beside trees. For home cultivation, if you want to grow it better, you can choose to plant it in fertile, loose loam or sandy loam, and the soil's air permeability should be good.
2. Water and Fertilizer Management
Care during the flowering period of the white daisy chrysanthemum is the most critical, because the white daisy chrysanthemum has a relatively long flowering period, and can bloom from the winter solstice to early summer, with the peak flowering period from March to May, during which it needs relatively large amounts of nutrients. During the flowering period, apply fertilizer once every 20~30 days; during the growing period, apply fertilizer once every half month. Do not water too frequently; water once every 7~10 days and just keep the soil moist.
3. Temperature
The white daisy chrysanthemum is cold-tolerant but not heat-tolerant. The most suitable temperature for growth is 15~25°C. Below -5°C it can safely overwinter; above 30°C the plant will grow poorly. Therefore in winter, control the temperature above 0°C. If the environment is below -5°C for a long time, the leaves will be frostbitten, dry up, and turn yellow, but as the temperature rises they will gradually recover without affecting growth. In summer, when the temperature rises, it will accelerate the fading of the flowers, so place it in a cool and ventilated spot, which can extend the flowering period.
4. Light
Most flowering plants need the care of sunlight, and the white daisy chrysanthemum is certainly no exception. The white daisy chrysanthemum likes an environment with ample sunlight but relatively cool conditions. If there is insufficient sunlight, the flowers will develop poorly, or the flowers will fade quickly. For home care, you can place it on a south-facing windowsill, which provides both sunlight and ventilation.
The above is what Qinnongwang has compiled for everyone on how to grow the white daisy chrysanthemum. The white daisy chrysanthemum has relatively strong adaptability and blooms relatively abundantly. Although the flowers are relatively small, when planted in patches they are quite spectacular. Friends who have a courtyard at home might as well plant some!