Subj : Re: Gazanias To : N1uro From : Avon Date : Fri Aug 20 2021 11:40 am On 07 Aug 2021 at 09:27a, N1uro pondered and said... N1> Thanks for reading this... N1> N1> I have 2 pots with Gazanias in them. One is 4 years old, the other 3. N1> The 4 year old is full of buds this year but the 3 yr old one has nice N1> dark green leaves but NO buds! Someone suggested it may have too much N1> nitrogen in the soil. I suppose it's possible as I added some cow maneur N1> into it however what does one do to neutralize it? It's getting a bit N1> late in the season and I'd like for it to have at least 1 round of buds N1> before fall. This will be a 'I'll ask my wife question' :) Meantime I found this Name: treasure flower, gazania, Gazania rigens and varieties Height: ground-covering herbaceous perennial usually no more than 50cm high Foliage: green or grey-green, narrow, pointed leaves; some are downy; some have a light underside. Climate: sub-tropical to temperate; drought-hardy; frost-tolerant. Soil: well-drained; tolerant of poor soils; the better the soil, the better the plant will grow and flower. Position: full sun; tolerant of light shade, but too much shade inhibits flowering. Flowering: daisy flowers in bright colours and multi-colours, some with dark centres. Feeding: use a long-term, controlled-release fertiliser. Watering: water when conditions are hot and dry; good drainage is essential. Best, Paul --- Mystic BBS v1.12 A46 2020/08/26 (Linux/64) * Origin: Agency BBS | Dunedin, New Zealand | agency.bbs.nz (21:1/101)