How to Make Gerbera Bloom on New Year's Day

Gerbera flowering period

Let’s take a look at the flowering period of gerbera. Its flowering period is from November to April of the following year. Its flowers are large, with a diameter of 6 cm to 10 cm, and the colors are diverse and colorful. No matter when it blooms, it will make people love it very much.

How to make gerbera bloom on New Year's Day

Although New Year's Day in our country is not as grand as spring Day, many countries regard this day as the arrival of spring in China. Wouldn't it be more festive if flowers were added to such a festival? Gerbera daisy is large and colorful, and is relatively easy to care for and propagate. It is very festive when the flowers bloom. So how do you make gerbera daisy bloom on New Year's Day? Since its flowering period already covers New Year's Day, there is no problem with it blooming on New Year's Day. However, if it is not properly cared for, the flowers will wither prematurely, or the color will be dull, the flower shape will be small, etc.

Factors and maintenance of New Year's Day flowering

temperature:

The temperature suitable for flowering should be maintained between 20 and 25 degrees during the day and around 16 degrees at night. This way, it can bloom for a long time and there will be no problem on New Year's Day. However, the temperature is lower outdoors and higher indoors in winter, so you must grasp it well.

ventilation:

Ventilation is also very beneficial to flowering, so don't ignore this.

Sunlight:

In winter, it should be placed in the sun all day long so that the colorful flowers can bloom.

Location:

This is also an important point in plant care. Whether it is winter or other periods, try not to move it frequently. If it is in the bud growth stage, the buds will easily fall off if you move it at will.