They have all disappeared
@allknowing (137781)
India
January 5, 2023 5:11am CST
So many have disappeared and among them are Gerbera. The only way a Gerbera can be made to last is if they are re-potted which apparently was not done and this accompanied by erratic weather caused it all.
I have no intention to get back what we have lost but take care of those that need little or no maintenance.
For me it is the matter of 'survival of the fittest as there is no guarantee that nature will co-operate.
What say?.
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@rsa101 (38166)
• Philippines
5 Jan 23
I really love gerberas we in the family usually call them Daisies although I know it's not the right name for them. We plant them in an open area and they just spread on their own in our lot when I was young. But our gerberas are not as dark as the one in the picture we usually have the light colored ones and white ones.
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@allknowing (137781)
• India
5 Jan 23
They get suckers but we had them in pots and so restricted Gerbera come in several colours. We also had them in red and yellow.
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@rsa101 (38166)
• Philippines
5 Jan 23
@allknowing I also recall the yellow ones. They were the pale orange ones when I was a child, and I believe they are fairly typical. Although I can now observe in many malls that is being offered that way, such dark hues are uncommon in our area.
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@allknowing (137781)
• India
5 Jan 23
@rsa101 There is no explanation I suppose why you do not have the darker colours.
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@allknowing (137781)
• India
5 Jan 23
I do not think you will find it difficult as the flower you know stands out.
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@YrNemo (20255)
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5 Jan 23
@allknowing There was a time I confused some margarita with gerberas. I know now that the leaves are different. (unless I am still confusing them somehow 
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@allknowing (137781)
• India
5 Jan 23
I may say I will not go for them again but not sure about it (lol)
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@LadyDuck (472081)
• Switzerland
6 Jan 23
@allknowing I miss them and I want to try again. If I fail that will be my last time.
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@wolfgirl569 (108166)
• Marion, Ohio
5 Jan 23
We have to plant those from seed each year as winter is too cold for them
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@allknowing (137781)
• India
5 Jan 23
I have never tried producing them from seeds.
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@wolfgirl569 (108166)
• Marion, Ohio
6 Jan 23
@allknowing I have seeds saved this year. Hopefully they come up good for me
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@suwardie03 (317)
• Semarang, Indonesia
6 Jan 23
very clear photo in my eyes. I was amazed to see flowers that were rosy red compared to flowers in my area.
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@allknowing (137781)
• India
6 Jan 23
@suwardie03 No. It is perennial but you have to re-pot them.
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@suwardie03 (317)
• Semarang, Indonesia
6 Jan 23
@allknowing is it a seasonal plant?
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@Jinbuyeon22 (65)
• Indonesia
5 Jan 23
I really like garbera flowers. in Indonesia it is called aster flower.
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@allknowing (137781)
• India
5 Jan 23
Asters are different. There are gerbera
Image credit:https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Asters_FR_2012.jpg
@allknowing (137781)
• India
7 Jan 23
You disappeared. I did not see you in the last couple of days!!
