How to take care of newly bought daisies

1. Lighting

The potted daisies bought on the market are generally grown in flower cellars and have not been exposed to wind and sun. In addition to the drastic changes in the surrounding environment, it is best to place it in a sunny, sheltered place indoors where it can receive soft light when it is first grown. Be careful to avoid direct sunlight when the sun is strong at noon, and you can temporarily hide from the sun.

2. Watering

The newly bought daisies will grow and develop slowly due to changes in the environment. At this time, the frequency of watering should be controlled. Watering should be done when the soil is dry and then wet. At the same time, attention should be paid to whether the drainage performance of the flowerpot and soil is up to standard. You can add a tray under the flower pot and put some water in it.

3. Temperature

Daisies are a cold-resistant but heat-intolerant variety, so when you first bring them home, you must be very careful not to let them wilt due to sunlight. You can use a water spray to lower the temperature. If it happens to be the hottest summer season, you might as well turn on the air conditioner and let it "enjoy itself". The temperature should be controlled between 15 and 20 degrees Celsius.

4. Soil Treatment

The daisies that have just been bought have a slow metabolism and absorb nutrients slowly. You must not rush to change the pot at this time, otherwise it may lead to insufficient nutrient supply. In addition, since flower vendors generally do not change the pots, various small insects and pathogens may accumulate in the soil, so the soil needs to be disinfected.