What should I do if the daisy wilts after transplanting? Can the newly transplanted flowers be exposed to the sun?

Daisy is a kind of chrysanthemum, it is a flower that is available all year round, also known as sunflower. The most common white daisy in our daily life is the white daisy. The flower language of daisy means "love hidden in the heart". Daisy is more common in flower arrangement and daily planting. What should I do if the daisy withers after transplanting?

What to do if the daisy wilts after transplanting

The solution is to change the soil's acidity and alkalinity immediately. You can go to a fertilizer store and buy some ferrous sulfate fertilizer to increase the soil's acidity. Don't use tap water to water the flowers directly. It's better to use rainwater or pond water instead. Even if you don't have the conditions to use these waters, it's best to let the tap water sit for a day or two before using it. In this way, the harmful components in the tap water will evaporate, which will be a good way to care for the flowers.

Can newly transplanted flowers be exposed to the sun?

Newly planted flowers cannot be exposed to the sun.

When we transplant flowers, we need to go through a process of slowing down the growth at the beginning, because transplanting flowers has a greater impact on the capillary roots of flowers, and the main nutrients of flowers are supplied by these capillary roots.

If the light is strong at this time, the transpiration of the plant will be stronger, and because the capillary roots are severely damaged, it will affect the absorption of water. At this time, the evaporation of water is greater than the absorption of water by the capillary roots, which will cause a short-term water shortage inside the plant. Therefore, the flowers that have just been transplanted will wilt to a certain extent if exposed to strong sunlight.

How to keep daisies alive

Daisies like plenty of sunlight during their growth period and cannot tolerate shade. After daisies are sown in autumn to promote growth, if they are not divided and transplanted, they can be dug up and separated at the end of October, with a little soil left on the root clusters. Then, grab a handful of moist and fertile soil with a lot of humus and a little stickiness that has been prepared in advance, place two seedlings in the center of the loam and squeeze them into a ball, then store them in the sunny bed one by one, spray them with moisture to promote the vigorous growth of fibrous roots, and make the plants small and strong. They will not wilt easily when directly planted in flower beds or put on the market for sale next spring.

Tips: Daisies do not bloom well and are prone to withering during the hot summer period. If they are dug up and transplanted to a cool place, they will bloom again in autumn.

What colors are there of daisies?

1. Light pink daisy

The color of this daisy is very elegant. The light pink daisy is added to the light-colored bouquet to serve as an embellishment.

2. Deep red daisy

This kind of small daisy is darker in color. In daily life, flower lovers usually put it alone in a vase to add a festive color.

3. Gradient color daisy

The color of this daisy is not a single color, but a contrast of light and dark colors in the light green and red series, which is brightly matched and easy to recognize at a glance.