Gerbera daisies (Gerbera jamesonii) in pots may need daily watering in hot, sunny, low-humidity conditions, but their roots are sensitive to excess moisture. Wilting is a clear signal; if the soil is dry but the plant isn’t wilted, wait a few hours and check again.
Gerberas are challenging to overwinter in cold climates without a greenhouse. Enjoy them as seasonal stars, and don’t be discouraged if they’re finicky—they reward careful attention with stunning blooms.
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