Chrysanthemum purple plant commonly known as chamanti, shevanti, garden mum or daisy of florist is a seasonal flowering plants which fills your garden with beautiful purple blooms. They are also known be used in extraction of dyes.
This package contains
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Chrysanthemum purple plant -
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1 quantity
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Recyclable Plastic pot -
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5 inches of 1 quantity
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Shipping details
- Shipping available pan india ( excluding sundays and public holidays)
- Dispatch with in 3-4 days
- Will be delivered with in 8 to 10 working days ( excluding sundays and public holidays)
PLANT SPECIFICATIONS
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Plant details
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Chrysanthemum plant -
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1 quantity
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Plant height -
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20 to 30 cms
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Plant width -
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15 to 20 cms
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Note : images used here are for reference purpose only, As the product is a live plant it may vary in size and shape
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Flower colour -
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Purple
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Blooming season -
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Late summer to the fall end
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PLANT CARE
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Soil -
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Soils with neutral pH, rich in organic matter and well drained nature
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Water -
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Only water your mum plant, when the top layers of soil feels dry to touch,however, maintaining consistent moisture is recommend
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Light and temperature -
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5 to 6 hours of bright to sunny locations and temperature of 18 to 30oc.
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Fertilizers -
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Use any well balanced liquid fertilizers once in 3 months, or
Use phosphorus rich fertilizers in the spring.
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Humidity -
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50 to 60 percent humidity is ideal, misting your plants once in a while will keep them healthy and dust free
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Propagation -
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Root suckers or terminal cuttings.
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COMMON PLANT PROBLEMS
Iam observing some white powdery spots on my chrysanthemum plant, please help!!
It is the symptom of powdery mildew disease.
Spray sulphur fungicides of low concentration
My mum leaves are decaying, how to control it?
Making foliage too wet leads to decaying of the leaves.
Only water when the top layers of soil feels dry to touch.
My mum is wilting, Any remedies?
It is the sign of under watering, water your mum when the top layers of soil feels dry to touch
PLANT SCAPING TIPS
- You can grow it as an back yard plant
- This fits well in container gardening
- Adds colours to your balconies and terrace spaces
