1. Breeding environment: When breeding blue Margaret, the temperature should be kept between 2-25 degrees and full sunshine should be provided for it. 2. Water and fertilizer management: water the basin soil when it is dry, and apply compound fertilizer every half month, and stop fertilizing when it grows vigorously. 3. Precautions: Prune the luxuriant branches during the growth period, and cut off the residual flowers after flowering. How to breed blue marguerite

1. Breeding environment

Blue marguerite likes to be warm. During breeding, the temperature should be maintained at 2-25 degrees, not higher than 3 degrees in summer and not lower than 1 degrees in winter. Moreover, Margaret likes light, so she should move it to the sunny place to let the plants carry out photosynthesis and produce bright flowers.

2. Water and fertilizer management

Blue Margaret is afraid of waterlogging. When cultivating, she can water the basin soil after it is dry, and stop supplying water when there is accumulated water at the bottom of the basin. Moreover, Margaret's fertilizer requirement is low. Generally, fertilizer can be applied twice a month, mainly compound fertilizer, but it is not necessary to apply fertilizer when it grows well, so as to avoid counterproductive.

3. Precautions

When breeding blue Margaret, it should be pruned, and the overgrown branches should be pruned to improve the light transmission and ventilation between plants. After flowering, the residual flowers and flowering branches should be cut off to reduce nutrient consumption and promote Margaret to resume flowers.