Tsyganochka

Chrysanthemum variety Tsyganochka is a bushy plant with 4-5 stems per plant, which can be divided if necessary. This plant requires minimal care, making it suitable even for novice gardeners. The photo of the bush taken in October demonstrates its attractive appearance during the autumn period.

Tsyganochka is characterized by abundant flowering, which lasts from late June until the first frost. The flowers are large, bell-shaped, up to 10 cm in diameter, and have a rich dark hue. The plant is sun-loving and heat-loving, and does not tolerate frost, therefore it requires planting in open ground in late May, after the threat of returning cold has passed.

For successful cultivation, it is recommended to soak seeds for 24 hours prior to planting, after which seedlings emerge within 6-14 days. The distance between plants should be 25-35 cm to ensure optimal growth. Tsyganochka is ideal for vertical greening and is used to decorate balconies, vases, and flower beds, creating striking living compositions.