DO THESE 5 SIMPLE Things on Gerbera For MORE Flowers! 

You are most welcome and thank you so much for the support. They keep growing well..only please don't over-water. Before watering, always let the top soil dry out. Wish you all the best!

Glad you liked it and thank you so much for your words!

Thank you so much for your words, much appreciated! Sure, that would work too..but if possible, you can try using Potassium Humate..because it really works. Even if you don't use, it's okay. Just no of flowers may be bit less. Whenever I grow any flowering plants, I always aim for Maximum Flowers :-) For example, My Bougainvilleas are blooming NON-STOP from September...7 months NON-STOP flowering and it's really a great feeling :-) Hope, you got my point. Good luck with your plant!

Sure...would upload in next few days, thank you!

I can understand and you are totally right. It's not possible to keep all types of fertilizers. That's why I provide result after using different things. And, we can get more flowers on Gerbera by using other things as well and I already did a video 2 years back (Soil mix was different too). Please watch here - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xb8pERHDEok.html The most important thing is to provide basic Nutrients like NPK and other Micro-nutrients in time. We can achieve this by many ways n I always like to experiment different things. At the same time, I also provide many ways to achieve the same result so that my viewers can follow at least one method :-) Thank you and Sir is not required actually...Good luck with your plants :-)

Thank you very much, it's Gerbera!

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For Gerbera, both are okay...but hard to say which is better - either Sand or Perlite. Because, it would depends on the plant & the quality of the products itself. Sand + Soil -> Gets too compact over time. Sand + Perlite - Doesn't become too compact over time. Choice is yours..thank you!

Sure, we can. It's organic and doesn't harm plants. Before applying the fertilizer, it's actually good if the soil remains on dryer side a bit. If the soil is wet, impact would be bit less. After applying, next you can water like you do as usually (It's better to top soil dry out before watering).

@@GardeningUpbeat ok.....sir.. thank you for suggestions and thank u for replying 🙏🏻

Now..just published a video about 50 BEST winter flowering plants that we can grow from now and in case you are interested, here is the link to the video - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-2bhIJ9MI2so.html