The most important thing when growing gerbera daisies in pots is to choose a container with lots of drainage holes. Choose the smallest pot possible so you can easily move the plant outside as the weather allows. Growing gerbera daisies in pots is ideal if you:  Live in a cooler climate with cold fall and winter months Live in a rainy climate where the plant will get too much water in the garden Live in a climate where the relative humidity is often over 65 percent Have high-clay soil that doesn’t drain well The ideal soil for gerbera daisies is a well-draining and fertile soil, such as a potting mix with lots of peat, perlite, or vermiculite mixed in. Fill the container and then moisten the soil with water using a mister. If you're moving the plant from the garden to a container to overwinter it, use a spade to gently dig the soil around the roots to loosen them from the ground. When the root have been loosened, hold the plant by the base of the grow and gently lift it from the soil. Use a spade to dig a hole in the soil. The hole should be just large enough to accommodate the root ball. Transplant the daisy from the garden or the seed tray (if you're moving seedlings directly into pots) to the container and cover the roots with soil. Use your hands to gently pack the soil around the roots. Gerbera daisies like soil that’s evenly moist but never soggy or wet. A good test is to stick your finger 1 inch (2.5 cm) into the soil. If the soil feels dry, water the plant thoroughly. Otherwise, leave it for another day or two. Gerbera daisies tend to need less water during the winter months, but never let the soil dry out completely. The ideal temperature for gerbera daisies is around 70 °F (21 °C), so you don’t want them in direct afternoon sun. To provide them with enough light, find a window that gets lots of direct morning sun, but that’s shaded in the afternoon and only gets indirect light later in the day. In the warmer months during spring and summer, you can leave the potted gerbera daisy outside in an area with similar lighting conditions. The plants will need additional nutrients in spring and summer when they're actively growing and producing flowers.  Every 30 days, dissolve a 15-5-15 fertilizer in the water before watering the plant to feed the daisies. When the flowers on the plant start to wilt and die, remove them with clean gardening shears. This will redirect the plant’s energy and encourage new flowers. You should also trim off dead leaves and foliage as they begin to wilt and brown.
اختر أصيصًا جيد التصريف. املأ أصيصًا بخليط خفيف. أزل الزهور من الحديقة. ازرع زهور الجربارة في أصيص. اسقِ النبات كل ثلاث إلى خمس أيام. ضع الأصيص في منطقة تتعرض لشمس الصباح. خصب النبات شهريًا خلال موسم النمو. أزل رؤوس الزهور القديمة.