Gerbera Daisies, a plant that is simply beautiful
Gerbera daisies add a fun pop of color to your Spring garden. They will bloom, take about a two week break and then bloom again. These beautiful flowers are annuals so enjoy them this Spring season!
Basics
8-10
This plant will thrive in a location that gets a lot of sunshine and a little bit of shade each day.
Moderate
Spring
Well draining soil
Yellow
How to plant & care for Gerbera Daisies
When the top soil feels dry, water your Gerbera Daisy deeply. Water at the base, keeping the leaves dry and let the pot drain completely.
Gerbera Daisies will be able to show off their beautiful flowers the most when placed in a location that gets a lot of sunshine and a little bit of shade each day.
Carefully remove wilted flowers with a twisting movement from the heart, so the whole stem comes out.
Remove a small portion of your existing Gerbera Daisy plant and separate the root system. Place individual root systems into new pots with nutrient dense soil.
Give plant food once every three weeks to ensure long, lavish flowering.
Diseases often seen on Gerbera Daisies
Botrytis blight, leaf spots, blight, root rot.
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