How to plant daisy seeds

Daisy seeds are usually planted by broadcasting. Be careful to spread the seeds evenly. After broadcasting, lightly sprinkle a thin layer of soil on the seeds, about 3 mm thick. Then spray the freshly spread soil with water mist to keep the soil moist.

Daisy seeds are suitable for growing in a moist and cool place, with a growth temperature above 15 degrees and not exceeding 25 degrees. They are afraid of waterlogging and will wilt if watered too much. In addition, they cannot be exposed to direct sunlight.

Steps for growing daisy seeds

Planting daisy seeds is relatively simple. First, soak the seeds. Prepare a small cup, fill it with clean water, put the daisy seeds into the water, soak them overnight, and pick up the seeds on the second day. You can see that the seeds have fully absorbed water. Now you can plant them, and the germination rate is relatively high.

How to grow daisy seeds

1. Potted plants: The container for daisy potted plants can be a clay pot with holes at the bottom, because this can increase its air permeability and drainage. Before planting, water the potting soil to keep the soil moist. Secondly, scatter the prepared daisy seeds in the soil, and finally cover it with a thin layer of soil.

2. Ground planting: When planting in the ground, you must prepare the land in advance, plow the soil, apply enough base fertilizer to ensure the fertility of the soil. At this time, you can evenly sow the daisy seeds, cover with a thin layer of soil, and water appropriately to ensure the moisture of the soil. Generally, they will sprout in about a week.