Introduction to the white crystal chrysanthemum, a complete guide to this flower

Alternative names of the white crystal chrysanthemum

The white crystal chrysanthemum is also known as little white chrysanthemum and crystal chrysanthemum, and is a biennial herbaceous flower in the Asteraceae family.

Growing habits of the white crystal chrysanthemum

The white crystal chrysanthemum likes a sunny and cool environment; in environments with insufficient light, it blooms poorly and is prone to withering and dying.

The white crystal chrysanthemum is cold-tolerant but not heat-tolerant, and the most suitable temperature for growth is 15~25°C; in winter it can overwinter safely at -5°C, but if it remains at -5°C for a long time in winter, the leaves are easily damaged by cold, drying out and turning yellow, and then gradually recover as the temperature rises, forming buds and blooming.

The white crystal chrysanthemum does not like a hot and humid environment; when the temperature rises in summer, the flowers gradually fade, and above 30°C growth becomes poor, so it should be placed in a cool and ventilated environment, which can appropriately extend the flowering period.

The white crystal chrysanthemum is highly adaptable and is not very picky about soil (not picky, but it still has requirements); it is suitable for planting in loose, fertile sandy soil. Keep the soil moist at ordinary times, and during the growing period apply a nitrogen-phosphorus-potassium compound fertilizer once every half month.

The white crystal chrysanthemum has a relatively long flowering period; when it blooms, supplement phosphorus and potassium fertilizer in time, and after the flowers fade, promptly cut off the spent flowers to promote the sprouting of new buds.

Flower language of the white crystal chrysanthemum

Divination for love.