Disbudding is a horticultural practice involving the removal of all but the main bud to encourage the development of a single, large, and visually striking flower, thereby enhancing its aesthetic appeal and display quality; notably, disbudded flowers are typically unscented, making them ideal for arrangements where scent may be undesirable.
The Mum variety of Chrysanthemums, is named as such for being a favourite gift to Mothers on Mother's Day.