African Daisy (Osteospermum) – Orange Sun-Loving Summer Flower
The African Daisy (Osteospermum) – Orange is a colorful, sun-loving summer bloomer that brightens your garden, balcony, or terrace with vibrant orange flowers. This compact plant is perfect for flower boxes, pots, or as a playful border plant. Ideal for anyone who loves a cheerful, sunny outdoor space.
Care and Positioning
Osteospermum is a strong, low-maintenance plant that thrives in full sun or light partial shade.
Water and Fertilizer:
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Keep the soil lightly moist, especially during warm periods.
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Apply liquid fertilizer once a month during the growing season for extra blooms.
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Avoid waterlogging, especially in pots and containers.
Light and Temperature:
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Place the African Daisy in a sunny or lightly shaded spot for optimal flowering.
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Ideal for garden, balcony, or terrace.
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Not frost-hardy; potted plants can be overwintered indoors.
Flowering and Maintenance:
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Blooms from May to September with striking orange flowers.
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Remove wilted flowers regularly to prolong flowering.
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Prune light runners if needed to maintain compact growth.
Benefits of the African Daisy (Osteospermum) – Orange
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Vibrant orange, sun-loving flowers
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Compact growth, ideal for pots, flower boxes, and borders
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Easy to care for and low-maintenance
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Perfect for garden, balcony, or terrace
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Cheerful and summery appearance
Product Information
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Pot size: P10.50
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Height at purchase: ±15–20 cm
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Watering: Moderate, keep soil lightly moist
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Fertilizer: Once a month during growing season
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Position: Sun or light partial shade
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Not frost-hardy
Each plant is unique and may slightly differ from the photo in shape or flower color
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Bring a sunny, colorful look to your garden, balcony, or terrace with the African Daisy (Osteospermum) – Orange. This low-maintenance summer bloomer is easy to care for and a real eye-catcher.
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