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African daisies 'Falling Stars' (12 cuttings)
A full tray, 30 Sept 2026

African daisies 'Falling Stars' (12 cuttings)

Osteospermum 'Falling Stars'

A tray of African daisy 'Falling Stars' cuttings from the border bed.

Rooting on the Propagatrix as insurance against losing the parent plants over winter.

Common name
African daisies 'Falling Stars' (12 cuttings)
Section
Propagation
Spot
Indoors (the Propagatrix)
Soil
Standard potting mix
Options
Potential

If established, flowering plants for pots, border edges or a mixed patio display, with spare plants available to share.

From
Own cuttings (from African daisies), Sep 2026
Age
New (Sept 2026)
Next repot
Pot on once rooted
Edible
❌ Not for eating.
Hardy
🤔 Borderline: shelter from hard frosts
Garden-centre price
about £8

Care & updates

Next root check
Nov 2026
What to expect
Rooting time varies with the plant and conditions. New leaves are encouraging, but confirm roots have formed before potting on.
  1. Cuttings taken

    A full tray of cuttings from the African daisies in the border bed, taken on 30 Sep 2026 and rooting on the Propagatrix. They root easily, and it saves hoping the parents survive the winter.

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