When is the flowering period of multi-headed chrysanthemums? How to take care of them after the flowering period ends?

Multi-headed chrysanthemums are very common in life. They are loved by people because of their beautiful flowers and their ability to purify the air. So when is the multi-headed chrysanthemum flowering period? How to take care of multi-headed chrysanthemums after the flowering period ends? The following editor will explain them one by one, hoping to help you.

When is the flowering period of multi-headed chrysanthemums

The flowering period can be early or late. The early chrysanthemum blooms in mid-to-late September, and is generally a medium-sized chrysanthemum; the late chrysanthemum blooms in October-November, and is the most widely cultivated and large autumn chrysanthemum.

How to take care of multi-headed chrysanthemums after the flowering period ends

First of all, the peak flowering period of chrysanthemums is October to November every year. The temperature is already relatively cool when the chrysanthemums bloom. After the chrysanthemums bloom, the petals fall off and the ornamental value decreases. The withered petals will also affect the foliage of the chrysanthemums, so the withered petals should be cut off in time.

In this way, some nutrients of the multi-headed chrysanthemum will not be consumed on the withered petals, so that the nutrients can be more concentrated, so that in the northern winter, the multi-headed chrysanthemum can survive the winter more easily. Or you don't need to discard the cut branches immediately, you can use them for cuttings to propagate multi-headed chrysanthemums.

What should be paid attention to when growing multi-headed chrysanthemums

1. Peeling buds in autumn

After the beginning of autumn every year, the leaf buds of the multi-headed chrysanthemum should be peeled off in time. After the buds appear in September, 1 to 2 preparatory buds should be left on each branch. After the flower buds appear, only one bud should be retained on each branch.

2. Change the pot in time

The growth rate of multi-headed chrysanthemum is also very fast. If you find that the flowerpot can no longer accommodate the growth of the multi-headed chrysanthemum during maintenance, you must replace it with a larger pot in time. Be careful not to damage the root system when changing the pot.