Specification: Climate: Sub-tropical Watering: Medium Soil pH: Neutral 5 - 5.5 Season of Interest: Autumn Sunlight: Partial Shade Soil Type: Peat, sand Foliage: Deciduous Among gardeners and simple fans of flowers the magnificent gerbera is popular. These flowers, resembling daisies in appearance, won the love of not only experienced gardeners, but also those who managed to grow them in their own garden. In gratitude and as a reward for the efforts made, the wonderful chamomile will be gifted with a beautiful and iridescent bloom. Tip: Conditions for landing: - Temperature for germination is +20...25 degrees - The temperature of cultivation +19...+23 degrees - Pick up a soil pH of 5.0 - 5.5 - Day length up to 12-14 hours - To provide high humidity - Plastic pots, 10 cm high By stages: Each pot is filled with soil, moistened but not compacted. Ground seeds are put Gerber. Seeds are not covered with earth. 1. I put 3 gerbera seeds in each pot. A large amount of soil in the pot will fully develop the root system of each shoot. At the same time, the roots of the three plants will quickly take up the entire amount of soil provided to them, thereby eliminating the risk of waterlogged flowers due to an overabundance of unoccupied soil. 2. Each container is covered with a plastic, transparent bag. 3. Seeds germinate already on the 7-13 day after planting. About a week after germination, the plastic bag is removed. Note: 1. Please seeds stored in a cool, dry place. 2. The volume of the soil should keep a distance of 1-2cm from the rim of the pot 3. No need to water too often, keep the soil moderately moist 4. In alkaline environment roots Gerber poorly absorb water and nutrients.