Shasta Daisies: Cutting Back and Propagating The Cuttings

After your daisy blooms fade, cut them back about halfway and they will rebloom. This is an excellent way to make more plants, too. It is best to take fresh, non diseased and well watered cuttings for best results. You can put cuttings in a potting mix or directly in the garden in you have loose soil. It only takes a few weeks for new leaves to form. Place pot in the shade and don't allow to dry out too much. In late fall you can transplant into your garden.
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[@JoseMartinez-df2db]

THANK YOU! I didn't know it was that easy to propagate them!

[@robinfitzgerald7093]

Like the tip on homemade rooting hormone. When propagating a few plants, I’ve used straight honey…roots galore!

[@redherringbone]

Yes, thanks! Learn something new every day!

[@silencedflower8441]

Awesomeness. Thanks for this. I have hoards of daisies to propagate from. Gonna go make me some new clumps.

[@kaylaflynn1193]

Im a sucker for any Perennial, thanks for the tip!

[@lornawolfington7752]

Thank you. I used to have quite a few dasies, but for some reason, i have very few now. I will take cuttings in a couple of months ❤

[@anitagrant6465]

Thank you, very informative

[@suzanneseely7167]

Thank you for this interesting and informative video. I’m going to try it.

[@cynthiaann4465]

Wish you would have showed everything up closer for us new to this. Thanks for sharing!

[@stephensmith7202]

I am so glad I found this video. Awesome information and a new way of transplanting!! Thank you!

[@lanettelawrence6308]

Thank you very much. I have no success growing a Shasta Daisey. I finally got my Blackeye Susan’s to return for the third year.. I have seeds this time.

[@kellyprobst5246]

Great and informative. Thank you!!

[@dianedonald9319]

Hey Momma! I have some shasta daisies and wondered if I could propagate them. Then after a brief search I found this video. This is great news! Thanks for showing how it's done. May I ask what size pot you are using and how far apart did you place your cuttings? Just wondering how tall they will get in a 14" planter? Thanks so much and keep on making videos. Your instructions are clear and the video shows exactly what you are doing. Very professional and completely helpful.

[@wisdomseekers479]

THANKYOU. I try to leave a leaf on my cuttings to aid rooting.

[@toristuart14]

That’s awesome! Thank you! Something is running through my Zinnias. Wish I could replant like these daisies!

[@Sky-ey9kj]

Oh I needed to cut the dead flowers before putting in the soil back but they were so pretty hahaha....

[@christiensgarden3325]

Fantastic video

[@mommasweeds8412]

Aww thank you so much 😊

[@lucemarina1905]

Great informstion Thanks❤

[@dickerndicker1196]

Hi Momma, could you please tell me what size pot you used in this video? How deep should it be? Thanks.

[@margueriteobrien8833]

I can tell you’re not in California 🤣 Because they will not let the hose running like that, water is precious!

[@mommasweeds8412]

Ooh 😮 good point ! I will be more careful! But I do have a flower bed behind that would soak it up

[@karenbarrows6127]

It must be so hard living in California. I'm so sorry. I hope you find a way out soon. My Best and God Bless

[@crochetgardenrepeat]

I hope this works! Is there an update on these?

[@carollykins9475]

Does this work for proven winners daisy mays?

[@nimbleadventurekid672]

Cool

[@aggelikiargyriou2399]

Κυρία μου το νερό δεν το αφήνουμε τόση ώρα να τρέχει

[@robinfitzgerald7093]

At least the time to turn off the water didn’t delay the video. The tap may have been farther away.

[@oldfarmshow]

👍

[@martimajor4766]

Does this work for Echinacea?

[@robinfitzgerald7093]

What zone are you in?

[@mommasweeds8412]

Zone 7

[@robinfitzgerald7093]

I’m 8B

[@user-bk9zl9vd4w]

Are these shasta daisies??? Look like brown eyed sasana