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Chrysanthemum Wind Dancer
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Bloom Period April to May
Growing Information
Chrysanthemum 'Wind Dancer' is a striking spider-type mum known for its starburst-shaped blooms in shades of butterscotch or deep golden brown. flowers are composed of numerous fine florets arranged symmetrically, creating a delicate and airy appearance. Growth Habit: This variety is a robust grower, producing tall, sturdy stems that can support its distinctive blooms. The flowers can reach up to 13 cm in size and can be grown either as sprays or disbudded to a single bloom. Cultivation Tips
Suitable For: Cut flowers, garden displays, and exhibitions
Growing Options: Can be grown in the ground or in pots
Care Tips: Provide support and cut back between late December and early January for optimal growth
Chrysanthemum 'Wind Dancer' is a striking spider-type mum known for its starburst-shaped blooms in shades of butterscotch or deep golden brown. flowers are composed of numerous fine florets arranged symmetrically, creating a delicate and airy appearance. Growth Habit: This variety is a robust grower, producing tall, sturdy stems that can support its distinctive blooms. The flowers can reach up to 13 cm in size and can be grown either as sprays or disbudded to a single bloom. Cultivation Tips
- Pinching (Stopping): To encourage more stems and fresh growth for more abundant flowering, it's recommended to perform two pinching procedures: the first between October and December, and the second in January This practice helps manage the plant's height and promotes a fuller appearance.
- Sunlight: 'Wind Dancer' thrives in full sun. The plant needs at least 6 hours of sunlight each day but also protect from high winds.
- Soil: Plant into well-draining, fertile soil incorporating organic matter can improve soil structure and fertility.
- Watering: Maintain consistent soil moisture, especially during periods. However, avoid waterlogging, as chrysanthemums are susceptible to root rot.
Fertilization: regular feeding during the growing season will support healthy development and abundant flowering.
Suitable For: Cut flowers, garden displays, and exhibitions
Growing Options: Can be grown in the ground or in pots
Care Tips: Provide support and cut back between late December and early January for optimal growth