Indian Chrysanthemum: Home gardening in winter season

00:51 The speaker explains that during the winter season, you can bring chrysanthemum plants from a nearby nursery. They come in various colors and types, so you can choose the ones you want for your garden. She advises watering them regularly and adding compost to the pot before the flowering season ends in February.

02:06 The speaker's mother explains that after the flowering season is over, you should trim the plant from the base and keep the roots intact in the pot. Over the next three to four months, you should water it regularly so that it grows back into a fully grown shrub. This shrub will act as the sapling for the next winter season.

02:52 The speaker's mother says that before the next monsoon arrives, you should replant the chrysanthemum plants to get them ready for the next flowering season. To do this, you need to mix manure or compost into the soil in several pots. Then, take a sapling from the mother shrub and plant it in a new pot.

03:52 If you're planning to plant several pots of one type of chrysanthemum but don't have enough saplings from the mother shrub, you can break a tip of a healthy stem and plant it directly into the moist soil. It will grow its roots within the next two weeks and become another healthy plant.

04:31 After planting the saplings in different pots, make sure to water them regularly and keep them in proper sunlight. By the end of October, you will notice buds starting to grow at the tips of every branch. Continually prune the tips to encourage branching and more flowers.

05:22 The speaker hopes this video was useful and will help prepare your garden for the next flowering season. She encourages viewers to like the video and subscribe to their channel for more gardening tips.