Dayflower
How to sow Dayflower successfully under cover?
To sow Dayflower seeds under cover, use terracotta pots filled with a mixture of potting soil and well-decomposed compost. Sow the seeds on the surface of the substrate and cover lightly with potting soil. Water gently to keep the substrate moist but not soggy.
It is best to sow Dayflower seeds in spring, when temperatures start to warm up. Place the pots in a bright spot sheltered from wind and rain, such as a greenhouse or conservatory.
Make sure the ambient temperature stays between 15 and 20°C to encourage the seeds to germinate. When the seedlings reach a few centimetres in height, transplant them into individual pots or in the ground, spacing them about 20 cm apart.
Finally, make sure that the temperature remains between 15 and 20°C to encourage the seeds to germinate.
Finally, make sure you keep the substrate constantly moist and protect the young plants from slugs and snails. By following these tips, you'll get some beautiful daytime beauties to brighten up your garden.
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