🌸Mini Mum Chrysanthemum Seeds，Mum Flower，Annual Seeds

This type of flower is called "Mini Mum Chrysanthemum" and is a small chrysanthemum family flower. It is an artificially cultivated horticultural variety specially designed for ornamental purposes.

Feature：

• Round and lovely, pink and tender and delightful

The flowers of Mini Mum Chrysanthemum are somewhat similar to those of Pompon mum and Button mum, both of which are hemispherical double petal flowers with a diameter of about 2cm. The outermost tongue shaped petals are shorter, and the flower center is a honeycomb shaped small flower. The flower shape is small, delicate, and charming.

When it first blooms, it is flat and round, and as the layers of petals unfold, the entire flower becomes visibly round and plump, gradually growing into an egg shape.

• Colorful and versatile, full of immortal energy

The flower color of Mini Mum Chrysanthemum varies greatly with temperature, switching between deep pink and light pink. When the temperature is low, it appears light pink. In late autumn, the flower color is the most pink and the shape is the roundest, resulting in the best viewing effect.

• Long flowering period and large amount of flowers

The Mini Mum Chrysanthemum has excellent branching ability. With branches, there must be flowers. Each branch can bloom 7-9 small flowers, with a super long flowering period. It can bloom in spring, summer, and autumn, and the flowering period can last for 1-2 months. The vase can last for at least half a month. Even in winter, moving into a heated or air-conditioned room and placing it by a well lit window can bring out a brilliant little flower for you to see!

• Easy to care for and resistant to low temperatures

The Mini Mum Chrysanthemum has excellent cold resistance and can withstand temperatures as low as minus ten degrees Celsius. Even if moved indoors in northern regions, there is no pressure to overwinter. If placed outdoors, the aboveground parts of the plant will wither, but don't rush to throw them away as the roots are still alive! When the temperature warms up in the following spring, it will sprout and branch again, and bloom again.

Mini Mum Chrysanthemum Overview

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1. Light exposure: Mini Mum Chrysanthemums are both light loving and can withstand half shade, suitable for both north and south balconies, and generally grow well when exposed.

2. Pot soil: Plants are born with a preference for high-quality plant materials that are rich in humus, loose and breathable, and have good drainage properties. You can use garden soil, saprophytic soil, river sand, vermiculite, perlite, and other substances in a certain proportion to make a matrix that meets the standards.

3. Watering: It is still a consistent principle that people need to follow - see dry and wet, and pour thoroughly. 

4. Fertilization:  Mini Mum Chrysanthemums are extremely fond of fertilization and need to be regularly supplemented with various trace elements needed for their growth. For safety reasons, we recommend using organic fertilizers with mild and long-lasting fertility. However, the prerequisite for the use of this fertilizer is that animal manure must be fully decomposed. In addition, everyone should also bear in mind that plants prefer fertilizer but fear concentrated fertilizer. It is best to apply flower fertilizer in small amounts and multiple times, one by one, and not to expect to become a fat person in one bite.

5. Pruning: Mini Mum Chrysanthemum has a compact shape, short stature, and excellent branching. However, it still needs to be pruned after flowering. If the so-called dead branches and flowers are allowed to linger on the branches of  Mini Mum Chrysanthemums, they will continue to consume nutrients that are not already abundant, increasing their own burden. Therefore, both before and after the flowering period are critical periods, and it is necessary to regularly arrange pruning work to promptly remove dead branches, diseased branches, weak branches, and residual flowers that do not need to be preserved...

6. Cutting: Don't throw away the branches that have been cut off after blooming. You can leave them for cutting and harvest N pots next year.