What to Do With Gerbera Daisies After They Stop Blooming

Gerbera daisies cycle in and out of bloom when grown outdoors. Indoors, however, they often refuse to rebloom. If your indoor plant has stalled, it's usually best to compost it and start fresh. Outdoors, patience pays off—the plant will return on its own. Just keep the soil slightly moist. In colder regions like Illinois, gerberas are treated as annuals and won't survive frost.

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