Chandramallika (Chrysanthemum) flowers require proper water and fertilization to maintain proper air circulation and drainage. Regular watering is essential, and a good potting compost is recommended for the soil. When the plants stop blooming, trim them to about six inches from their base.
Chrysanthemums can be grown from their mother plant and hang them with series of pots. They come in various colors and can be grown from buds. The Shevanti Flower Season in India is a popular time for Chandramallikas. Chrysanthemum cultivation takes 5 to 6 months from planting to flowering, depending on the cultivar.
Chrysanthemums are a beautiful addition to any garden and home, and they can be grown from seed or purchased from a nursery. If you live in a climate where chrysanthemums cannot be grown, purchasing a young plant from a nursery is a better option.
In summary, Chandramallika (Chrysanthemum) flowers are a beautiful and beautiful addition to any garden or home. Proper watering, fertilization, and care are essential for their growth and success.
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