Would like to try growing cucino cucumber seed in my greenhouse. Also want any color English daisies. Check my list and see if I have anything you would trade for.

Manju, I'd imagine the dasies require more sunlight. Also, you said you water them regulary and planted in a big container..How often do you water? They don't like sitting in muddy soil..How large is the container? If the pot's too large, sounds like the plant is overwatered w/excess soil. Since you're in an appartment, is there an outside balcony or porch you can set the pot? Even an open window would help some, but they prefer an outside environment. Actually, this forum (house plants) discusses house plants..Even though technically, since you're plant is indoors, in a way it is a house plant..(S) Toni

Hi Susanzone5 - thank you for writing. The soil is a bagged potting soil mix, said to contain the needed nutrients so no additional fertilizer has been used. The plants were transferred from the Home Depot container, and looked fine at the time. The only spray is an organic spider mite spray used on all the plants. The soil is kept moist and there are holes in the pot for drainage. The daisies have been kept outside and get good sun part of the day, but we have had quite a lot of rain in NYC since May. Thanks again

Thanks, I guess its not really worth the bother, if its going to cross pollinate and revert to singles. It is so pretty though, any chance it might winter over, if I keep deadheading? I know some nurseries call them perennials, when they are really biennials, but this one is really pretty and I'd love to have more like it. I've never had them winter over, but maybe with some protection, do you think I could winter it over, and maybe divide it next spring, as I would other perennials?