Daisy vegetable plant big leaf Chrysanthemum coronarium seeds for sowing 250g

Product Description

Daisy vegetable plant big leaf Chrysanthemum coronarium seeds for sowing

High germination, use for vegetable, large leaves variety ; flowers also beautiful

High yeild 

Easy plant, widely suitable in different places.

Virus resistant/ cold resistance

Netness 98%

We may change the package bags pattern ,but the seeds number will keep 250g seeds.

MOQ 1bag (25000pcs seeds)

•  The Chrysanthemum coronarium seeds are new collected and mature enough . 
•  Non-GMO 
•  Non radiated
•  Only natural dried by sunshine and wind
•  100% Natural raw 
• We have more than 2000 kinds seeds for sale, you could check on this shop or contact us for more. 

soil preparation
Before sowing, apply enough decomposed base fertilizer, 1500-2000 kg per mu, plus 20-25 kg of diammonium phosphate, spread evenly in the field, and plough and harrow to make a flat border.

sowing
The planting of chrysanthemum coronarium is mainly by broadcasting or drilling. After sowing, the soil is covered by about 1 cm, and it is raked and suppressed. Spring planting is generally between March and April, autumn planting is between August and September, and winter planting is between November and December. Small-leaf varieties are suitable for dense planting, with a large amount of seeds, 2-2.50 kg per mu; large-leaf varieties have many lateral branches, large development, and small amount of seeds, about 1 kg per mu.

field management
temperature

The growth temperature of chrysanthemum coronarium is 17~20℃. The weather for sowing in early spring is relatively cold and accompanied by the cold phenomenon of late spring. Therefore, it is necessary to cover the border surface with plastic film or old shed film after sowing, and compact the surrounding area with soil to prevent cold and keep warm. When the weather turns warmer , Uncover the film before the seedlings emerge from the top film. When planting in protected areas above 25°C, open the vents for ventilation.

When the small seedlings grow to about 10 cm, the small-leaf species should be pulled apart by the plant and the row spacing is 3 to 5 cm square, and the large-leafed species should be pulled out at about 20 cm square, and weeds should be eradicated at the same time.
watering and fertilizing

Start watering after the seedlings are unearthed, and the watering time and frequency should be controlled flexibly to keep the soil moist as the standard. Topdressing with quick-acting nitrogen fertilizer 10 to 15 days before each harvest, applying 15 kg of potassium nitrate and 8 kg of urea per mu