Lark Daisy Seeds Centratherum punctatum pack of 50 Seeds Open Pollinated
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Lark Daisy is an exquisite, easy-to-grow flower that will lighten your landscape. It is easy to seed from seed, and with proper care, you will be able to have rainbow-colored flowers throughout the year. To grow Daisy successfully, do the following steps.
Lark Daisy Soil Preparation
Lark Daisy loves well-draining soil. Choose a sunny location with loose, fertile soil. Rake or garden fork through the soil before planting. Remove any debris or weeds. If your soil is clay, add some compost or sand and mix well to make it drain and rich.
| Number of Seeds | 40-50 seeds |
|---|---|
| Sowing month | Feb to Oct |
| Blooming Month | April To Dec |
| Temperature | Above 30C |
| Sun | Full sun except may june |
What is Lark daisy used for?
Antimicrobial Benefits: The Lark Daisy contains compounds that have been used in folk medicine to fight bacterial and fungal infections. Its antimicrobial properties make it useful for treating minor cuts, wounds, and skin infections.
How to use lark daisy for hair growth?
Use a small quantity of kesavardhini oil on a daily basis just as you would with regular hair oil. Use it as a Pre-wash application. Massage this oil directly on your hair and scalp. Leave it for 30min – 1 hour and wash it off with a natural homemade or mild shampoo.
Lark Daisy Planting the Seeds
Sow the seeds in the soil after the last frost. Throw them out on the surface and gently push them into the ground. Sow them shallow rather than deep; the small amount of soil will do. Water the soil lightly, but not enough to wash the seeds away.
Watering and Sunlight
Maintain the soil lightly damp but not wet. Water frequently, especially in dry weather, but by no means waterlogged. Daisy thrives in full sun, so make sure they gets at least six hours of direct sunlight daily.
Lark Daisy Germination and Growth
Light sprouts will appear in 7-14 days. Thin seedlings, if too dense, six inches apart. This gives air space and disease management.
Lark Daisy: Taking Care of Your Plants
After it has grown, water the plants whenever they need it. Pull out plants with vying food. When the plants get too leggy and tall, pinch tips so they will spread out. Fertilize monthly with a balanced fertilizer to encourage flowering.
Blooming and Enjoying
Spring-blooming Lark Daisy blooms on and on during summer. Highly colored flowers are a bee and butterfly magnet, and there’s activity buzzing throughout your garden. Deadhead frequently to spur additional bloom.
Lark Daisy Saving Seeds for Next Year
Once the flowers have opened, they will form seeds. Let some of the flower seeds on the plant. When the seed heads dry to brown, cut the seeds and dry them in a cool, dry location for next year.
Conclusion
It is simple and gratifying to cultivate Daisy seeds. With sunlight, good soil, and proper care, your garden will be surrounded by lovely flowers. Just stick to the guidelines, and your Lark Daisy plants will be beautifying your garden in a snap!
| Color | Purple |
|---|---|
| Germination Level | Medium |
| Growth Pattern | Up right Straight |
| Hybrid or Open Pollinated | Open Pollinated |
| Ideal location | Full sun |
| Petals | Double Petal |
| Origin Country | India |
| Height | 2 to 8 meters |
| Idea Pot Size | 12 inches |
| Spacing between plants | 10-12 inches |
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