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How to Plant and Grow Chrysanthemum indicum

Chrysanthemum indicum, when grown correctly, are suitable as both an indoor and outdoor potted flower. They thrive in full sun, although in some warmer regions, shade during the midday may be beneficial. For best results, use only fresh soil and when planting, choose a container with drainage holes. Chrysanthemums prefer a soil with a neutral pH and a rich mix of composted manure or well-rotted leaf mold. A layer of mulch is beneficial at the base of the pot to help keep roots moist, especially during the warmer months.

Water regularly but do not overwater and fertilize potted mums every two weeks. They are not heavy feeders, so watch out for signs of overfeeding such as yellow and twisted leaves. When grown outdoors, mums should be planted in spring, after the last frost.

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The entries on medicinal and edible uses detailed below are for the subspecies Chrysanthellum indicum afroamericanum B.L.Turner. There are only small differences between the species and its various subspecies, so it should be safe to assume that the uses can apply to the whole complex[

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Adenocarpum tuberculatum D.Don ex Hook. & Arn.

Chrysanthellum argentinum Ariza & Cerana

Chrysanthellum argentinum Ariza Esp. & Cerana

Chrysanthellum boliviense Sch.Bip.

Chrysanthellum mexicanum Greenm.

Chrysanthellum senegalense DC.

Chrysanthellum weberbaueri I.C.Chung

Coreopsis diffusa M.E.Jones

Plagiocheilus erectus Rusby

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Chrysanthemum indicum: origin and properties

Indian chrysanthemums belong to the daisy family known as Asteraceae. This herbaceous perennial originates from East Asia, but you will mostly find Chrysanthemum indicum hybrids available on the market. The pure cultivars are descended from the species found in East Asia and Japan.

Double varieties are well-suited as elegant ornamental plants and cut flowers. However, if you would like pollinators to benefit from your garden, you would be better off opting for single varieties. Chrysanthemum indicum flower petals come in a wide variety of colours. Most varieties tolerate some frost, but are not reliably hardy.

How long do Indian chrysanthemums flower? Since the different Indian chrysanthemum varieties begin flowering at different times, we can categorise these plants into early, medium, and late-flowering varieties. The early-flowering varieties can bear their first flowers as early as June, the medium-early varieties bloom from August or September and the latest varieties begin to flower in October. That said, most varieties will have finished blooming by November.

Flower Varieties and Their Defining Characteristics

Chrysanthemums come in a variety of shapes, sizes and colors, and the defining characteristics of each variety can vary significantly. The most common types of Chrysanthemums are listed below:

  • Single – Single-stemmed blooms with a large central disk flower and one or more single rows of petals.
  • Spoon – Spoon-shaped blooms with an outer layer of petals that form a cuplike shape.
  • Decorative – Decorative flowers are full and large bloomed with multiple whorls of petals generally comprised of around 20 petals each.
  • Cushion – Small compact flowers with a flattened center and five or more petal whorls.
  • Quill – Large-petalled Chrysanthemums with quill-like petal points.
  • Spider – Thin-petalled flowers that have a long and curvy center.
  • Anemone – Flowers with a center disk without petals and outer petals arranged in ridges.
  • incurve – Encircling petals that curl inward to form a cup or ball.
  • Reflex – Petals that curl outward to form a bowl-shaped flower.

Chrysanthemums are popularly available in white, yellow, pink, purple and red color options. In addition to being used as a decorative element for flower arrangements, Chrysanthemums can also be used for culinary uses such as garnish and flavoring for soups.

Trądzik różowaty a solarium i opalanie

Domowe sposoby na trądzik różowaty powinny również uwzględniać unikanie czynników nasilających objawy choroby. Chociaż panuje pogląd, że wystawienie skóry na działanie słońca pomaga pozbyć się krostek, poprawa jest tylko krótkotrwała – w dłuższej perspektywie obserwuje się nasilenie zmian trądzikowych i łojotoku. Poza tym ekspozycja na promieniowanie UV powoduje rozszerzanie naczyń krwionośnych i utrwala rumień – mówi Marta Bożenda, kosmetolog Clinica Cosmetologica

Osoby cierpiące na trądzik różowaty powinny unikać negatywnego działania promieni UV. Nie ma znaczenia, czy ich źródło jest naturalne, czy też mówimy o solarium. Promieniowanie zawsze negatywnie odbije się na skórze z trądzikiem różowatym. Dojść może do zwiększenia zaczerwienień, ale też pojawienia się większej ilości wyprysków.

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