Garland chrysanthemum planter cultivation | Record 1

All for Sukiyaki

Sunday 18th September

Sunday 25th September

Second stage of soil preparation.

Mix limestone into the soil.

As explained on the site, I did it one week after applying the chemical fertilizer.

The photo shows the place where Magnesium Lime has been sprinkled, but after this, it is mixed properly with a shovel.

Sunday 2nd October

Wednesday, October 5th

Friday, October 7th

The germination rate is better than I expected.

Monday 17th October

However, it was also the moment when I caught a glimpse of the garland chrysanthemum with its jagged true leaves.

Monday 24th October

If you look closely, it seems that some of them have sprouted recently.

22 days after sowing.

It's pretty late, isn't it?

I decided to cut it here.

Looking at the small garland chrysanthemums crowded together, I think it's a little late, but this is the first time I've thinned them out, which I'm not good at.

When I was growing komatsuna, I couldn't do it, so I took it as it was.

The reason why I'm not good at thinning out plants is not because I have the kindness to admire plants.

It's just that the stingy heart of being a waste slows down your actions.

But here I turned my heart into a demon and decimated.

But I've thinned out here with a strong decision.

I feel refreshed like this.

It seems that they will be thinned out again as they grow, but I would like to keep an eye on them until then.

It's a shame, but it can't be helped.

Unexpectedly, I replanted the culled seeds in another pot.

And two.

There are probably more things that were pulled out than things that were left in thinning.

The soil was improvised on that day, mixed with chemical fertilizer and magnesium lime, and the popping sound when pulling out the eyes suggests that the roots may be damaged.