That's not blooming all year round - chrysanthemums flower once a year when the days are shorter. And yes, there are many cultivars/varieties/species, and I find them all beautiful.
@@fruitvideos9999 As I said, it is beautiful indeed, but it doesn't flower all year round, its also not a tree, here in the northern hemisphere my flowers have just been killed by the ice and the plant is going to sleep for a few months. Its a herbaceous perennial plant that required a period of rest/dormency.
Открыла для себя кустовые хризантемы несколько лет назад и влюбилась в них. Действительно, очень "благодарное" растение. Может расти и на грядке и в ведре, не очень неприхотливое. А к осени начинает цвести - и тут такое разнообразие цвета и форм!
@@СветланаКасимова-ф9й Почва нужна лёгкая, как для рассады... Но в зимнее время если есть возможность черенкования, высаженным черенкам нужна температура 20+ (потому что при низкой температуре стебли загниют) и свет...
Моя мама поздней осенью пересаживала цветущие кусты хризантем с клумбы в большие вёдра и расставляла в доме. Цвели очень долго, до весны. Потом обрезала из и ставила в прохладный подвал. Весной высаживала на клумбу.
Adorables los crisantemos y en efecto lo bien que responden al despunte eso no falla se llenan de flores espectaculares, gracias, muchas gracias por su amor a las plantas, ellas son mi alegría (junto a los gatitos)
A lot of it has to do with the pinching. They essentially cut off the part of the plant where a flower ought to grow before it blooms. That way the plant redirects its energy to the roots making it a stronger, healthier plant, so that later it can bloom as much as this. Cutting off the blossom bulbs also allow for the plant to branch off and create so many flowers as well.
@@historysyourbestfriend5500 Yes, this is a good point. Pruning as one define. Thank you so much. Besides one uses fertiliser too for the plants to get NPK, ie nitrogen, potassium and phosphorus which are essential for the growth of the plant. Many of them prepare the organic way too. Have a nice day.
Elia Rodriguez para sacar raíces usa arena fina y cuando ya paso casi 20 días o un mes aproximadamente lo saca y lo traspasa a un macetero mediano con buen sustrato para que siga careciendo y cuando ya está con un buen tamaño de entre 40 a 50 ctm de alto ya lo pasa a un super macetero dónde crece y llega a florecer. Lo ves varias veces y te das cuenta de todo ello.😃
Chrysanthemum is its scientific name, and it will flower in many parts of the world. Most countries will have their common names for it. Chrysanthemums, sometimes called mums or chrysanths, are flowering plants of the genus Chrysanthemum in the family Asteraceae. They are native to East Asia and north-eastern Europe. Most species originate from East Asia and the centre of diversity is in China. Countless horticultural varieties and cultivars exist. Check Wikipedia!
@@charliebrown9188 no need to copy paste Wikipedia knowledge here I know better because I am a life sciences graduate myself which include botany as well 😂
Recently I came to know that .. mums will bloom if days are shorter and night is longer. So growers put under grow light for long hours and pinch plants to make it bushy.then they increase darkness to activate budding. In india mums bloom in winters but growers grow under controlled environment they get three four harvests in year