Can I cut daisies?

Daisies can be cut. When cutting, 3-5 branches with a length of 8- 10 cm should be used as cuttings, and the leaves at the base of the branches should be removed to reduce water loss. It is best to use soft and breathable soil for cutting seedbed and mix it with organic fertilizer that has been fermented and decomposed, and then insert branches directly into seedbed.

Can I cut daisies?

Daisy is also known as horsehead orchid, longevity chrysanthemum, spring chrysanthemum, sun chrysanthemum and so on. The common varieties are Habanella series, pompom series, Rogalo series, Tasso series and so on.

Daisies can be cut. When cutting, 3-5 branches with a length of 8- 10 cm should be used as cuttings, and the leaves at the base of the branches should be removed to reduce water loss. It is best to use soft and breathable soil for cutting seedbed and mix it with organic fertilizer that has been fermented and decomposed, and then insert branches directly into seedbed.

When will the daisies be cut?

The suitable time for cutting chrysanthemum is spring every year, and the specific time for cutting chrysanthemum is April-June. During this period, the temperature and humidity are suitable and the survival rate is the highest.

Matters needing attention in chrysanthemum cutting

When cutting daisies, we should pay attention to choosing suitable cuttings, which have 3 ~ 5 knots. It is also necessary to choose fluffy and breathable soil as cutting substrate, and it is best to use new soil mixed with compost organic fertilizer, and the cutting depth is about 1/3 of the branch length.

Maintenance and management of daisy after cutting

After cutting flowers, daisies should be kept in a cool and ventilated place. Fertilize every 7- 10 days. Flower fertilizer or compound fertilizer can be applied on a spot or dissolved in water for watering. Pay attention to shielding strong light when maintaining, and then you can wait for the roots.