Is chrysanthemum propagated by stems? Or seed propagation? Or take root and breed? Or leaf reproduction? Urgently ask the great god to answer! Final exam tomorrow morning!

Chrysanthemum not only reproduces with seeds, but also reproduces asexually. Commercial cultivation mostly adopts terminal bud cutting propagation. Cutting propagation method is very simple to operate, and a considerable number of seedlings can be obtained in a short time for cut flowers or potted flowers growers to plant, while maintaining the good horticultural characteristics of the original varieties.

The rooting ability of cuttings is that tender stems are the easiest to take root. Generally, the tip of 5-7 cm, fingers are easy to break, there are 4-6 leaves, and the stem diameter is above 0.3 cm. When cutting cuttings, in order to prevent possible bacterial infection, it is best to fold them by hand instead of scissors. It is more convenient for cut flower growers to buy from professional seedling growers.