Daisy growth environment conditions and characteristics

Daisy growth environment conditions and requirements

Daisy is a common flower plant. It looks very fresh and the flowers are brightly colored when they bloom. It generally prefers to grow in a cool environment, prefers light, and has a certain degree of shade tolerance.

Daisy Growth Temperature

Daisies have good cold resistance. Generally, daisies will germinate when the ambient temperature is 20 degrees. The most suitable growth temperature for daisy plants is generally around 10-22 degrees. The best temperature when flowering is 10-25 degrees.

Daisy Growth Humidity

Daisies like a humid environment. Generally, daisies just planted in pots need to be watered twice with sufficient water. In spring and autumn, they need to be watered every 2 or 3 days, and in summer, they can be watered every 1 or 2 days.

Daisy growing soil

Daisies are not very demanding on the soil and have very tenacious growth ability. They are generally more suitable for planting in high, loose, deep, fertile and humus-rich sandy loam. Generally, a layer of base fertilizer can be spread at the bottom of the flowerpot when planting.

Daisy growth cycle and process

The growth cycle of daisies is not very long. Generally, newly planted daisies will bloom after 6 or 7 months of maintenance. The normal flowering period of daisies after planting is generally from March to June each year. Generally, during maintenance, as long as they receive more light, daisies will bud after 2 or 3 months of planting.