Brother Ge, I specifically consulted the agricultural texts of the Jadestream Valley region. There are no reco…
Brother Ge, I specifically consulted the agricultural texts of the Jadestream Valley region. There are no records supporting your claim that fertilizer affects chrysanthemum color.
However, there are records stating that in Shu, outside the mountains, there is a color-changing Hydrangea. It blooms green at first, then gradually turns pink. Using wood ash or fruit pulp... perhaps water, soil, and fertilizer really can affect the flower's appearance.
Pity that Shu is far away, and rumors are often strange. The hydrangeas I've seen are always white; rumors of purple hydrangeas cannot be fully trusted.