How Do You Take Care Of The Mum Flowering Plant?
Chrysanthemums, also known as mum flowering plants, add bright bursts of color to the autumn garden. Multiple-petal flowers cover a well-groomed mum plant from August until the first hard frost. Florist chrysanthemums, grown in pots, make lovely gifts and add beauty to fall decorations. Flower colors range from white and bright yellow to soft orange and deep burgundy red. Whether you grow garden chrysanthemums or have a potted type, spend a few moments each week to take care of the mum flowering plant and enjoy the reward of a vivid, colorful blooming season. Water mums once a week or more frequently in hot, dry weather. Sprinkle water on the plant in the morning so water droplets can dry off the leaves. Water only at the base of the plant if watering late in the day, or if you are watering potted florist chrysanthemums. Place mulch around the base of your mum flowering plant to retain moisture in the soil. Pull and discard weeds or grass that may sprout around the plant. Pinch the mai
