Around the middle of last year I was given a daisy seed by a farmer's mother. Until now these flowers still thrive even more. At first I only planted it in one container, but now it has grown to several containers along with the number of growing buds. This daisy has also flowered several times to meet and make my yard look beautiful. Incidentally when yesterday was arranging the yard, I found many daisies buds started so they had to be moved immediately. Well, this is the story of my experience of cultivating daisies in the yard which turned out to be very easy to do even by ordinary people.
Daisies are very easy to cultivate and can last up to 1-2 years. In addition to its beautiful flowers, another interesting thing about this flower is its adaptive ability to the environment. I think Bunga Aster is the same as Chrysanthemums and Mawar who want cool agroecosystem conditions in the highlands, but it turns out that even though they are able to grow and flower.
According to Wikipedia, daisies are a type of flower originating in China. There are several types that look like paper flowers and sunflowers with various colors ranging from white, blue, and purple. As I have predicted, this beautiful flower does not depend on the season for flowering so that it can flower at any time according to its physiological age.
Growing daisies in the yard is very easy to do. Because this is a household scale, the cultivation steps carried out are quite simple not as complicated as cultivation for a business scale. Steps that need to be done include:
The planting medium used is the same as the cultivation of plants in general, which contains soil: husks: manure with the same ratio 1: 1: 1. If you do not want to be too complicated to prepare, planting media in the form of compost or special media for flowers can be purchased at the farm shop so that they can be directly used.
Daisies flower seeds are widely sold at farm shops or online stores. To obtain seeds, the seed is sown first on the nursery media made of soil: husks: manure with a ratio of 1: 1: 1. When the seedlings have grown and have a minimum number of leaves of 3-5 fruits, they can be moved in larger containers (transplanting).
While what I do at home is to multiply the seeds through the shoots. When the flower buds have begun to grow in the form of tillers, it can be separated into other containers so that he grows into a new flower of Daisies.
