How to raise Margaret flowers
1. Potting soil: When cultivating Margaret flowers, it is necessary to choose loose and fertile, slightly acidic loam soil with good drainage and permeability.
2. Illumination: place the Margaret flower in the sun, the sun is relatively mild in spring and autumn and winter, you can take full-day sunshine maintenance, and move to the scattered light in summer to avoid direct light.
3. Watering: Margaret flowers like water and are not tolerant to waterlogging, so they should be watered every 1-2 weeks. Watering must pay attention to not to produce stagnant water, otherwise it is easy to rot roots, and watering needs to be appropriately increased during the growth period, and water can be sprayed to the foliage to moisturize.
4. Pruning: Prune some over-grown branches, old branches or stumps, and diseased branches, and cut off the residual flowers of Margaret's failure to make them blossom continuously.