🌼 How to Deadhead African Daisies - QG Day 87 🌼

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Today, on day 87, we are deadheading our african daisies 🌼 and giving you tips on why you should deadhead yours, too.
In this video, we go over how we are deadheading our african daisies and why it is important to encourage more flowering, plus opening the plants canopy for its health. Definitely leave any questions and your comments below about how and why we do this, and if you have african daisies in your garden this year.
The pruners we used in this video:
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@MrTwitch62 Год назад

This is how I do my roses. I just bought my first African daisy this year and it needs trimming. Thanks for the help.

@SpokenGarden Год назад

Hi Crab Dad!! 👋🏼👋🏼 Thank you for watching and glad we could help. 😀😊

@jackieholiday8935 3 года назад

Thank you for your knowledge of this flower! I knew my daisy needed deadhead but wasn’t sure how, thanks to you I do now!

@SpokenGarden 3 года назад

Hi Jackie! 👋 We are sooo happy that we were able to help! Thank YOU for watching and commenting. 😃 Have fun gardening this weekend!

@annettefoy8358 Год назад

Thank you guys for showing me how to deadhed African Daisies!! I'll be watching to see what's new!😊

@sammysworld5485 Год назад

Hi Shawn & Alison! I’m glad I was doing the deadheading correctly. They bloomed into Fall.

@cherylpenn4509 2 года назад

I have them and wouldnt be without them..... way to go.

@SpokenGarden 2 года назад

Hi Cheryl! 👋 We love African daisies too. Thank you for watching!

@susiebenson Месяц назад

2024, and I'm pleased I found d this. Thank you. Great video.

@argonaut6386 Год назад

Thank you very much for this. I've just bought one here in the UK and was wondering about this 👍

@bethbranchhowell4064 Год назад

I wish I had googled this so much earlier than now. I had wondered why my African Daisy didn't bloom anymore. So I've cut it back and I'm going to plant it in a place where it will be have some azaleas on each side and lots of morning sun. Thank you so much. I hope it comes back.

@blissfulvine5863 3 года назад

SUPER helpful - thanks! 🌼

@SpokenGarden 3 года назад

Hi Blissful Vine! 👋 Thank you for saying that and for watching! 👍😉

@evahaynes4438 2 года назад

Great advice 👍

@sitizakiah8021 3 года назад

just got my african daisies and did notice some dead blooms so this is very helpful! thank you!!! :D

@SpokenGarden 3 года назад

Hi Siti Zakiah 👋 We're so happy to hear that! Thank you for watching!

@michellewesr6358 3 года назад

Hi, first timer. Thanks you were a great help as never had African daisy before and really wanted it to stay healthy. Thank you

@SpokenGarden 3 года назад

Hi Michele! 👋 Great, we are soooo happy our video was helpful and thank you for watching and letting us know! 👍😎🌞

@sharonmccormack8504 4 года назад

Thank you, very informative.

@SpokenGarden 4 года назад

You are welcome! Thank you for watching. 😄👋

@thetellytabby 9 месяцев назад

This was so helpful! Thank you for doing this video 🙂

@SpokenGarden 9 месяцев назад

Thank you for saying that! You are most welcome and thank YOU for watching. 😊😀

@robynmcconnell8624 2 месяца назад

Thank you very clear video. I am taking care of my daughter's flowers while she's out of the country. So I'm noticing some dead ones I've been clipping back so I just wanted to make sure I was doing it right. Also I'm getting a little yellow on the bottom base of the plant is that too much watering? It's only on one out of six so if you can help me clear that up overwatered underwater?

@helenrsmith1414 4 месяца назад

Thank You!

@izzyh.3581 3 года назад

First time viewer! Thank you for making my experience with you a enjoyable one 🔆🌻. My fiance picked out this lovely flower and I wanted to keep it pretty all year long. Thanks to you two, I have higher chances to do so. How would you recommend caring for it at the end of the season? Like, when to let it take the natural course of making seeds? I think hips look pretty too 🤗.

@apachejunction1980 3 месяца назад

Thanks for the information

@nhn8122 3 года назад

The biochemical explanation of how the flower dies after fertilizing is profoundly useful. Amazing. I just happened to stumble on this cuz of the daisies, but this dude has more to share with the world! This youtube may be entitled WHY YOUR FLOWERS DIE AFTER FERTILIZING. We need more knowledge, especially on "why things go wrong." In this case, my wrong was just a lack of information.

@SpokenGarden 3 года назад

Hi SC! 👋 Thank you for your kind words. We are here to help how we can. Let us know if you have any specific video topics you would like us to cover. Thanks for watching and commenting! 😉👍

@Erika70079 Год назад

Do you have an updated video? I would love to see how it turned out. Also, thank you for the informative video, I just bought a few of these.

@brandontaylor4924 Месяц назад

Great tips guys, I’ve been wondering how to keep these “tidy”…

@axiaaaaa7524 Год назад

TQ for your good information 👍👍👍

@robertordoyno1999 Год назад

Greetings from Scotland...thankyou for your advice on osteosprmum. I'm inclined to deadhead as required ,which produces a succession of blooms. Wondered if you had any advice on dealing with aquilegia seed heads. Thanksx

@katiechi4559 2 года назад

hi ! i have a bunch of brown crispy dead leaves near the bottom, should i remove those? i’m in california for the summer, so it can get pretty hot. im watering it every other days in partial shade, but what else can i do to encourage it doesn’t dry out?

@tyrahawkins716 Год назад

Thanks

@marciacoco9549 3 года назад

Very helpful thank you 😊

@SpokenGarden 3 года назад

Hi Marcia! 👋 Oh, thank you for saying that and letting us know. We hope we are helping you with any garden questions you might have! Thanks for being here and for leaving us your comment! 😉👍

@morgenrottten 3 года назад

Boyfriend got me one of these for my birthday and I wasn't sure if I should do this or it would damage the plant, thank you so much! 🥰 🌱

@SpokenGarden 3 года назад

Hi Morgenrotten! 👋 That was such a nice gift. Glad that our video was helpful and hope your spring and summer are bright and beautiful! 🌞😎👍

@cate3017 2 месяца назад

I have taken over a very large patch of these daisies in my Spanish garden so, how to trim in large lots?

@eshirsingh7777 4 года назад

Very nice 👍

@SpokenGarden 4 года назад

Thank you 👍

@hannahlaus5752 3 года назад

Ihello from japan i liked the way you advice

@SpokenGarden 3 года назад

Hi Hannah! 👋 Thank you for commenting and welcome! We appreciate you saying that. 😉

@ES-pc8kf 6 месяцев назад

So have the dead flowers that you pruned produced seeds that you can harvest to plant next year?

@dianepagenlmsw3922 Год назад

Thanks. Can I ask why you cut the only bloom off?😊

@yasminvlog7835 2 года назад

Nice

@isithotmama 3 года назад

I was told you can pinch off the dead Gazania flower at the tip. Is this true?

@anitaharmon6906 Год назад

What does it mean when your African daisy’s have brown dry dead leaves at 1/3 of the bottom of the plant and light green leaves at the top and hasn’t produced a bloom in the past 90 days?

@sovisovi5610 3 года назад

Hey guys, love the video, stay safe! I am hoping you can help me saving my plants please. I live very close to the beach, a dry and windy environment, got me some daisies and margaritas, I had them for two days and I watered them last night, but in the morning (soil was moist)some of the leaves are dry (a bit yellowish)or starting to (it feels crunchy), they just don’t look healthy anymore, did I water them too much? Look forward hearing from you, thanks!

@SpokenGarden 3 года назад

Hi Sovi! 👋 Soooo sorry your plants are behaving this way. We hope they are doing better and snapping out of it. What you are describing could be a combo of some over-watering and possibly also some high intensity sunlight. If the nursery where you bought them from just transplanted them before selling them (which does happen), there could be some transplant shock as well. Are you seeing the dry and yellowing leaves all over the plant or just on one stem or side of the plant? Look for a broken or damaged stem on that side of the plant with the yellowing or dry leaves, or some possible insect damage. Hope that helps and keep us posted on how your plants are doing. Remember, you got this! 😉👍

@sovisovi5610 3 года назад

@@SpokenGarden Hey Guys, thanks for the reply, unfortunately the plant is dead😂 I have no idea what happened, the leaves all dried out, the stem was green tho, till it wasn’t anymore. I have just purchased a couple more, not gonna touch it but slightly watering them at night. Finger crossed 🙂

@KL-zu1fv 3 года назад

How long until I should expect my daisies to start blooming again? I expected it to be a pretty fast grower but I cut them back like described about a week ago and I am so ready for them to come back 😭 lol. they came straight from the nursery and were so stunning, I didn’t realize they needed to be deadheaded and I was wondering why no new blooms were coming in. I am wondering if I missed my window or didn’t prune far enough down!

@MaryGraceDavies 3 года назад

Hi there - first time gardener! I planted some "blue eyed beauties" a couple of months ago and they were doing really well. I was deadheading routinely and there was a plethora of blooms. Now my plants are all green, looking very healthy, but no flowers at all. Any idea what could be going on? I am in zone 7, middle of NC, where the heat has really turned up lately. Do you think they are needing it to cool down a but before they will offer flowers again? TIA for your time and guidance.

@mariebenjamin5190 Год назад

Have you ever got an answer to this? Because that’s exactly what my daisy is doing, all green leaves but no flower at all!!

@avocadoslicer2441 2 месяца назад

I read that it stops flowering during summer and will come back late summer to early fall. How did yours turn out? Your comment was 2 yrs ago. I would love to know.

@xvanilladropzxful Год назад

What about the yellow ones that don't have leaves like that?

@bellab8412 3 года назад

My plant is a couple of yrs old and has brown old growth when you open out the plant and look under the foilage. Should I just cut back hard. It's just I had it the perfect height and width but it is looking patchy now. Also if you are over watering does the leaves get a weird look to them?

@katieistiredagain7288 Год назад

I wish you could post photos in comments because I have a huge osteoperum plant that needs deadheading, such a big job to do 😢

@bekk8683 3 года назад

I'm new to this since the pandemic also, and got a few of the african bush daisies, but now some of them are dried out from the stem. Should I remove it from the pot?

@SpokenGarden 3 года назад

Hi Bekk8683! 👋 That is soooo cool that you have these plants! They are gorgeous and can really liven up any garden. 👍 If just the flower and it's stem are dried out, then we would say just cut this portion of the plant away, especially if your plant still has green, healthy leaves and stems. These plants can be evergreen and semi-woody perennials, but are grown and sold as annuals. They are hardy in USDA zones 9, 10, and 11, so their minimum hardiness level they can grow at is anywhere from 20-30 F degrees. We hope this helps. Please let us know if you have any more questions. 😉

@user-be6uf9ox7r 9 месяцев назад

My plant dried out over the weekend and looks like it is dead. How do I revive it in its pot?

@SpokenGarden 9 месяцев назад

Sorry to hear this happened. You can check to see if they are alive, first, by starting at the top/tip of stem working your way down to the older wood or stem growth to the center of the plant, and scratch away the bark with your thumb to see below the bark if it is green colored or not. If green, then that tissue is still alive and it can possibly come back. If you see under the back brown, white, or any other color besides green, then that tissue is dead and it won't come back. Try the thumb scratch method in different parts of your plant and see where it might still be alive. If you find any live stem tissue, then definitely water it and bring the soil back to a consistent moist condition. Monitor soil moisture and wait about a week or two for any new growth to appear. If overwintering your African Daisy, you might need to wait until next spring to know if it will really come back. If it's hardy in your area and you don't see new growth appear within 2 weeks, there is a good possibility your plant isn't coming back. Good luck and we hope your plant comes back. 🤞🏼🤞🏼

@Missions2Africa 3 года назад

I planted an African Daisey and it flopped over. How to I make it stand up?

@SpokenGarden 3 года назад

Hi Lori! 👋 Sorry that happend to your African Daisy. 😲 If it flopped over right after you planted it, there could be a couple of things happening at once. First, it could be transplant shock, which is completely normal. Usually any wilting/floppiness happens minimally and plants spring back pretty fast. If your plant was kind big and top-heavy with lots of blooms when you transplanted it, the flopping over could just be from having weight on top and losing it's anchoring in it's old container or location where you transplanted it from. Now, when you transplanted it, if you weren't able to keep a lot of it's root system and replant that in it's new location, there could be a lack of roots to provide water/nutrients to the top leaves/stems/flowers AND way less anchoring for the plant to try and stand up straight. Solution: you can take care of the floppiness right away by using a stake to prop it up and keep it standing tall. Then, watch your watering and be sure to let the soil get a little dry between waterings so you can take care of any soggy soil issues that could be contributing to floppiness or wilting. Oh, and be sure to keep it out of direct intense sunlight and heat for a couple of days to a week after transplanting so it doesn't have that heat stress added to it's transplant shock. Hope thi all helps and thank you for watching.

@darlenecerami313 2 года назад

I planted over 400 plants during covid my stay in pla e project

@SpokenGarden 2 года назад

Hi Darlene! 👋 Wow, that is a hole-lot-o-plants! Nice job! We hope our videos are helping you care for your beautiful garden. 😃😉

@avocadoslicer2441 2 месяца назад

Do you bring your daisies in for winter?

@SpokenGarden 2 месяца назад

Hi there! Great question. 👍 We usually bring them close to the garage or shed each fall and keep them there until that spring when the threat of frost has passed. Hope that helps and thank you for watching our video! 😀😊