Shasta daisy cultivation report.

Shasta daisy can be planted in spring or autumn, but let’s start with autumn planting this time. The seeds are thin and small, but the germination rate is good.

It’s already out!

High germination rate.

Shasta daisy sprouts up to the 4th are smooth and thin oval. It’s also interesting that the arrangements for the beginning of growth around here are irregular.

It’s interesting that all the buds are growing at the same speed.

The 5th and 6th leaves are finally appearing. Is this the real leaf (?)?

The jagged leaves that are unique to the Shasta daisy have come out.

Shasta daisy leaves are slender and glossy. From now on, the leaves will be large, long, and shiny.

Even as the seasons change and the temperature drops, the shasta daisy leaves are still full of energy.

It’s almost New Year’s Eve, and the leaves are still growing.

With the sound of Christmas bells as a signal (?) growth is temporarily stopped. Despite the harsh winter, these lush foliage look cheerful.

Until last year, the shasta daisy had grown so quickly that it was astonishing. She takes a long time to build up her roots and build up her strength.The Shasta Daisy barely changes its appearance, so I’ll be watching her monthly from now on.

It’s the coldest time of the year…even if it stops growing, but the leaves are still green and healthy.

It successfully survived the winter even though it lost some leaves. It is cold tolerant.

Shasta daisy, sensitive to the arrival of spring! “It will start sprouting.”

It looks like the leaves are growing wilder than last year?

It’s like the sail of a yacht, absorbing the early summer breeze and sunlight.

The shasta daisy is strong against the cold, but it does not like the heat of the summer. Take a break when the cicadas sing.

I’m about to melt in the scorching sun…Fight!

Although the lingering summer heat continues, I can sense the signs of autumn, and the leaves are slowly multiplying!

Look at the leaves full of vitality. Shasta daisy seems to match the coolness of autumn.

The shasta daisy that didn’t flower this year. However, it seems that power has accumulated in those muscular leaves.

It’s a stock that has become much more splendid than last year, so it will be fine over the winter this year.

However, it still fights against the cold. I’ll do my best while withering the leaves.

Shasta daisies remain green even when other plants drop their leaves. Reliable wako green.

While many leaves are withering, the center is solid.

Frost columns in the north wind. But what is that? Leaves that are not withered stick to the ground and form a rosette to endure.

A blanket of dead leaves. Still full of green, relying on the thin and short sunlight.

The temperature is still super low, but the shasta daisy reacts sensitively when it starts to feel the slightest warmth of the sun. It looks like the leaves are starting to rise.

The Shasta daisy started to move faster than last year, probably because it has gained strength in a year. New leaves are starting to grow.

How did you live

Just when I thought the day was starting to get a little warmer, it suddenly came out.

Shasta daisy leaves spring up like a fountain from the center of the plant.

Before I knew it, the dry leaf blanket was covered with shasta daisy leaves, and the whole area became green.

The season is spring. The shasta daisy stretches its leaves upwards and sideways. I hope you can hear the voice of joy!

It’s April and here’s some action you’ve never seen before. The center of the stock suddenly rises, and the stem appears for the first time.

Stems are starting to grow little by little, and I can see that the stock has grown in length.

As soon as it starts to grow upwards, you can see that the stem and each leaf is getting thicker and thicker and wilder.

Red, thick stems appear. It started to grow.

Let me hear the voice of joy. In the spring of my third year, the power I’ve been cultivating and accumulating up until now is finally starting to unleash.

The shasta daisy is a tall plant that grows up to 1 meter tall. It’s still growing.

The plant has grown taller, and I feel that the space between the leaves has become looser, and the leaves have grown longer and wider.

Last year, the plant didn’t grow at all, but this year, it grew rapidly… I was hoping for this chance.

And finally a little white bud!

You can see the yellow flower color in the center of the white petals.

White rod-shaped petals start to open. Even so, it’s been two weeks since the buds came out! “It’s worth mentioning the super slow flowering speed.”

When I noticed, buds appeared one after another from other plants. When they come out, they all bloom at the same time.

Shasta daisy flowers slowly opened over a period of about three weeks. The petals wet with water are like a neat, pretty and delicate girl.

It is very gorgeous to see white flowers blooming all at once, as if signaling the blooming of one flower.

As soon as one flower dies, a new bud opens. It will continue to bloom white flowers while metabolizing.

Exactly one month after the first flowers bloomed. The shasta daisy flower season is over when the last flower wilts like an umbrella.

A lot of seeds are made, and I’m going to connect it to the next generation. Even so, three years went by in a blink of an eye.