Dais is characterized by its vibrant, daisy-like flowers which prominently display a central disk surrounded by petals that range from white to a deep yellow. Adapted to thrive in temperate environments, dais typically flourishes in open, sunny areas, leveraging these conditions to sustain its robust growth and prolific blooming cycles. The plant's resilient nature allows it to effectively compete with other flora in meadows and garden settings.
Water:
Dais thrives with moderate moisture, is drought-tolerant, and stores water effectively. Watering should occur every two weeks to prevent root rot. Grown indoors, dais benefits from well-draining soil to replicate its natural drying cycles.
Propagation:
Propagation of dais can be done via seed sowing or stem cuttings, needing optimal light, warm temperatures, and well-draining soil. High humidity and rooting hormone assist cuttings. Sow seeds in spring or take cuttings in early summer, keeping the medium moist until established.
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