Precautions for cultivating black heart coneflower

The black-eyed chrysanthemum has a bulging center and is dark purple-brown in color. The golden petals around it are very special. The golden chrysanthemum has a high ornamental value. Here we will introduce the black-eyed chrysanthemum to you and take a look at the precautions for growing the black-eyed chrysanthemum.

Precautions for cultivating black heart coneflower

1. Morphological characteristics of black-hearted coneflower The branches and leaves of black-hearted coneflower are rough, and hair grows on the plant. The flowering period of black-hearted coneflower is more than 5 months, and the front of the leaves can have comb teeth and present a golden color.

2. Black Heart Coneflower Cultivation Method - Soil Whether it is planted with seedlings or divisions, it needs to be planted on loose soil with good drainage. After planting, water thoroughly, and with sufficient sunlight, the growth of black heart coneflower seedlings can be promoted. The plants of black heart coneflower are relatively slender, so water as little as possible during the growth process.

3. How to grow black coneflower - fertilization In order for black coneflower to bloom and have a beautiful columnar shape, proper fertilization is indispensable. Therefore, during the growth of black coneflower, you can use suitable fertilizers to fertilize the black coneflower to ensure that the flower color becomes brighter and the entire plant shape becomes fuller and more symmetrical.

4. Black Heart Coneflower Cultivation Method - Temperature The suitable temperature for Black Heart Coneflower is about 20 degrees. It is impossible to exceed 26 degrees during the day and maintain about 15 degrees at night. This relatively warm temperature is suitable for the growth of the plant.