When to Sow Swan River Daisy? A Detailed Guide to the Best Sowing Time

The Swan River daisy is native to Australia and is a fast-growing plant with rich flower colors. It can be grown as a potted plant or a flower bed flower. So when should it be sown? How is it grown?

When to sow the Swan River daisy?

The best sowing time for Swan River daisy seeds is from February to May and from August to October; generally, bag-grown plants bloom in 12-13 weeks, and potted plants can bloom in 14-15 weeks.

How to grow the Swan River daisy?

1. Seed selection and site selection

Select high-quality, plump Swan River daisy seeds; choose land with plenty of sunlight and a good drainage system. The plot should have gravel and other debris cleared in advance from the surface soil layer (more than 30 cm) to obtain level ground that is loose in texture, airy, level and well-drained.

2. Sowing

Then evenly broadcast the seeds over the soil, keeping the sowing depth at about 2-3 cm, cover with soil using a rake (soil layer thickness less than 0.5 cm); if conditions permit, sift the soil with a sieve, then gently press flat with a shovel head or a flat plate-like object.

3. Watering

After sowing the Swan River daisy seeds, spray water promptly; sprinkler irrigation works well. When watering, the principle should be small amounts but frequent watering to keep the soil moist. Under normal conditions, seedlings emerge in 5-7 days, and a basic turf can be formed in 35-60 days.

4. Fertilizing

During the growth period, the Swan River daisy should be given frequent light fertilizer applications; use a small amount each time and apply it several times to ensure sufficient nutrients.