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About two to three weeks after sowing germinate the daisies
How to sow daisies?
One of the garden owners does not want them and destroys them, another plant or sows them extra - the daisies. They grow on meadows and along roadsides or are planted in window boxes and flowerbeds.
Buy seeds
In the trade, there are seeds for the common meadow daisy and also for the different breeding forms. You get the seeds in color and sorted by variety or in various mixtures. The Australian daisy, also called blue daisy because of its color, is very decorative, but not a daisy botanically. These seeds are also available from specialist retailers or the Internet.
An interesting variant of the seed bag are so-called seedbombs or seed bombs. They consist of a mixture of seeds, clay powder and humus. Throw these "bombs" to the desired seed location and wait to see what happens. The contained humus feeds the seeds and the clay powder prevents it from drying out. Seedbombs are not only used in their own garden, but also to beautify fallow areas.
Sow properly
To spread the small seeds of the daisies better, mix them with a little sand. Then sprinkle this mixture on the bed or lawn where the flowers should grow. You can also sow daisies in the pot. Keep in mind, however, that the optimum germination temperature is around 18 ° C. The warm living room is not well suited for growing.
Daisies are light germs, the seeds may only be covered with a little soil. Keep the seeds well moist during germination. The daisy sprouts about after two to three weeks and depending on the variety about 5 - 20 cm in size. Only in the second year you can look forward to the flower. If that takes you too long, then you prefer to plant bought daisies.
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Tips & Tricks
A colorful seed mixture of the Bellis perennis is ideal for the planting of window boxes or pots for the terrace.