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Gerberas to Ukraine

Gerber - a perennial herb with short stems and rosettes of basal leaves elongate, of which from early spring to late autumn there are leafless, hairy flower stalks with single spectacular baskets of flowers. Gerbera flowers - amazing "daisies" from 4 to 15 cm in diameter with a rich palette of colors: white, pink, salmon, cream, yellow, orange, red, crimson, etc.

Gerberas were born in South Africa and are growing in the ground, only in warm countries. The rest of the world grow gerberas in greenhouses, hothouses and in the room, using the elegant flowers of gerbera arrangements for rooms, winter gardens and bouquets (flowers are stored in the vase life of about three weeks). In the horticulture of the known 70 species most common jamesonite gerbera (Gerbera Jamesonii) and its garden form interspecific hybrids. Ordering gerberas to Ukraine, you can shop online or in institutions. If you purchase something you can send gerberas to Ukraine.

Gerber is a light-and heat-loving, prefers slightly acidic soil, regular moderate watering during the active growing season (water for irrigation should not fall into the outlet). Therefore, gerbera grown in a sunny, warm and well ventilated to reduce the risk of pests (spider mites, whitefly). Excessive watering, stagnant water in the soil and in the rosette of leaves, poor immunity may cause emergence of fungal diseases on gerbera and powdery mildew. Periodically, the plant and the air around it can be sprayed from the spray of fine ("mist"), avoiding the formation of water droplets on the leaves and into the outlet.

If you reduce the temperature to 10-12 degrees and set a limited watering, then gerberas comes to rest, and its flowering stops. Propagated gerbera seeds (in this case there is a large spread of features), and valuable varieties - dividing the bush. It is best to divide spring gerberas aged 3-4 years, leaving each slice 2-3 points of growth. Rooting at slice before they start flowering take 10-11 months. Seeding on gerbera seedlings carried out in spring. The best substrate is turf, leaf mold and soil in the proportions (2:1:1) with the addition of sand. Gerbera shoots first time diving in the phase 3.2 of true leaves in boxes, and the second time (with 4-5 true leaves) in individual pots. Regular fertilizer gerbera during the active growing season helps to improve growth and sustained abundant flowering, development of sustainable plant immunity. From seed to flowering gerbera seedlings is usually 10-11 months, young plants bloom for 3-4 months.