The Chrysanthemum Wallichiana is an extremely common, tiny plant and can be found anywhere near the sea. It blooms in late spring. It has thin, paired leaves, which are usually green and white. It also grows tiny flowers, which can be dark blue, light bronze and purple. These plants grow separated by a fair distance from each other, but it's easy, even without experience, to control and maintain their growth. They can be eaten to relief stomach cramps. As a defense mechanism the Chrysanthemum Wallichiana grows stinging hairs, like a nettle. They rely on self pollination to reproduce. Once pollinated, they grow small, inedible nuts.
