Plant Care: Chrysanthemum plant is considered a special plant for the winter season. It is said that its flowers bloom profusely in the winter season, but what if this plant withers in the winter season and beautiful flowers are not visible?

The chrysanthemum plant, which enhances the beauty of gardens, balconies and terraces during the winter season, is known for its beautiful and yellow flowers. In the month of November to January, this plant blooms in abundance, but sometimes this plant starts withering due to which the flowers stop blooming.

Chrysanthemum Plant Care (Plant Care)

As the weather changes, people's way of taking care of plants should also change. If proper care and cutting of plants is not done as the weather changes, the plants start deteriorating quickly. Let us understand further, what measures can be taken for chrysanthemum plants.

Do these things for the chrysanthemum plant

• First of all we need to understand, how much time should chrysanthemum plants be exposed to sunlight during the winter season. This plant needs at least 5 to 6 hours of sunlight in winter.
• It should be kept at a place where it can get direct sunlight, many times people keep the plants outside in the name of sunlight, but they do not remember that the plants also get exposure to cold air. Keep chrysanthemum plants outside in the sun only after protecting them from cold winds.
• Now it comes to fertilizer, if you use natural fertilizer made at home instead of expensive and chemical fertilizers available in the market, it will be better. First hoe the soil and then add natural fertilizer to it.
• Before watering, touch the soil to see if it is dry or wet. Take special care that if you add too much water to the plants, the roots of the plants may rot. Chrysanthemum plant does not require much water, watering twice a week will be sufficient.
• The risk of whiteflies is higher during the winter season, so keep taking regular care of the plants and also check the plants thoroughly twice a week.
• To protect yourself from insects, you can also use neem oil or natural spray made from neem leaves. Apart from this, if dust is sticking to the leaves of the plants, you can clean the leaves gently with the help of a wet cloth.