- What Temperatures Do Mums Withstand? - Hunker
Most mums can survive hot weather if they are given plenty of water, but heat tolerance varies widely by species and cultivar If you have temperatures that average in the 90s and 100s during the summer, it's best to plant mums where they won't be in full sun (and receive some afternoon shade)
- Beat The Heat: What Temperature Is Too Hot For Mums? - ShunCy
Is your Mum feeling too hot? Find out what temperature is too hot for Mums and how to keep them comfortable and safe Learn tips and strategies to ensure your Mum stays cool in hot weather
- What Temperature Can Mums Tolerate? A Guide To Optimal . . . - Garvillo
High temperatures can cause heat stress in mums, leading to wilting, leaf discoloration, and stunted growth It’s essential to provide shade and adequate hydration during hot summer days to prevent heat stress in your mums
- One Reason Plants Wilt and Actions that Help - Tending My Garden
While other perennials around them were loving it, all the leaves of the sedums and mums that were in direct sunlight wilted Although 90 degrees is not extreme heat by summer standards, these two plants had not had time to accustom themselves to this kind of heat so early in the spring
- What Temperature Is Too Hot For Mums | Storables
Mums thrive best in temperatures between 60-70°F, but can suffer heat stress above 70°F, causing wilting, drooping, and reduced flower production Protect them with shade, mulch, and strategic watering
- Mum Stewardship Under High Heat - ballseed. com
With 100°F temperatures hitting more half of the United States, anyone with a local forecast that looks like this needs to pay close attention to their mums over the next week or so Extreme temperatures create a host of challenges and stressors for mums—particularly in the rootzone
- What to Do If Flowers are Wilting From Summer Heat
Severely hot weather can cause flowers to wilt and wither sooner than they would have normally If you want to help your beautiful blooms last longer this summer, follow these tips to help them beat the heat this summer and through summers beyond
- How to Care for Mums So They Bloom All Season Long
Although garden mums are often called hardy mums, they may not survive the winter if drainage is poor or if you live in a very cold climate If your mums survive the winter, you'll see new growth developing around the base of the plant in early spring
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