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Narcissus prefers warm, moist, sunny environments. It likes light and is more shade-tolerant. Prolonged exposure to light helps to inhibit the growth of leaves, which is beneficial to the elongation of the leaves and the elongation of the leaves.
It is cultivated in September and October in autumn, the leaves wither and yellow in May of the following year, and enter dormancy in the form of scaly-necked balls in June, and continue physiological and biochemical activities during the dormant period. During this period, watering, fertilizing, budding and topping are carried out to promote plant growth.
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1.How to care for and treat daffodils during the dormant period.
Properly placed: Daffodils go dormant when summer comes. Once it enters the dormant period, it cannot be ignored.
If it is well maintained, it will continue to bloom in the next flowering period. First of all, it should be stored properly, preferably in a cool, well-ventilated place. If the temperature is too high in summer, it is necessary to avoid sun and rain, otherwise it is easy to cause daffodil root rot.
Watering: During the dormant period, the amount of watering should be strictly controlled. Too much water can easily make the soil too wet, resulting in a lack of oxygen to the root system and root rot.
Too little water can easily cause the roots to shrink. During the dormant maintenance period, let the potting soil be semi-dry. No fertilization:
Daffodils are less active during the dormant period, and their nutrient requirements are greatly reduced. Fertilization is not required at this time. Fertilizing when it can't absorb it can easily lead to fertilizer loss.
2.How to store daffodils during the dormant period.
Once the daffodils have bloomed, they can be removed from the bulbs, put them in a bag, and store them in the refrigerator. In this way, the daffodils in summer can sleep peacefully. After this time, the flower bulbs taken out of the refrigerator can continue to grow and bloom.
3.How to manage daffodils after their dormant period.
After the dormant period, daffodils can gradually return to their normal maintenance mode. In terms of watering, water according to the dryness and humidity of the soil, and then water it when it is dry to keep the soil moist. In terms of fertilization, it is necessary not to apply fertilizer as soon as the dormancy period has passed, but to apply some thin fertilizer after two or three months to provide the nutrients needed for its growth.
Light cannot be in immediate direct contact with light, and can be moved from astigmatism to well-lit outdoor or indoor light, allowing it to gradually receive outside light.
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Daffodils prefer coolness, so they are suitable for cultivation in a cool and ventilated place, and daffodils prefer neutral or slightly acidic soils and need to be rich in organic matter. Daffodils need suitable sunlight to bloom smoothly during the growth process, so they should be placed in a sunny place with plenty of sunlight and given sufficient light, so that daffodils can provide nutrients for growth through chlorophyll photosynthesis.
Daffodil growth habits.
Daffodils like cool, so it is suitable to be placed in a cool and ventilated place to breed, daffodils need to have suitable sunlight in the growth process to bloom smoothly, so they should be placed in a sunny place with sufficient sunlight, give sufficient light, so that daffodils can provide nutrients for growth through chlorophyll through photosynthesis.
Appearance characteristics of daffodils.
The leaves of narcissus are flattened, ribbon-shaped, the whole margin is pinkish-green, the leaf surface is frost-powdered, the roots are creamy-white, cylindrical; The bulbs are mostly conical or oval, and the inflorescences of narcissus are umbrella-shaped, green-colored, cylindrical and hollow, and have wax powder on the outside.
Environmental conditions for the growth of daffodils.
Daffodils like humid climate, it is best to choose to plant in a rainy and watery place, daffodils also like a cold climate, the appropriate growth temperature is between 10-20, and the temperature and humidity are required in the later stage, probably between 20-25 is the best.
Daffodils prefer neutral or slightly acidic soils and are rich in organic matter. In addition, daffodils like full sunshine, and if they want to bloom, they need to receive about 10 hours of light every day, and they also need to keep enough water, otherwise they will affect differentiation.
Daffodils growth process.
As the daffodils grow, the yellow buds on the bulbs turn green, and then six long leaves emerge, and a green bud grows in the middle of the leaves, after which the flowers will bloom and give off a burst of fragrance.
Potted daffodils farming essentials.
Plenty of sunlight: Potted daffodils need to be exposed to plenty of sunlight in order to grow well and bloom, so they can be kept in a well-lit place.
Regular hydration: Potted daffodils have high requirements in terms of water quality, and they need to be kept clean and clean, and when the buds are formed, they can be replenished once a week.
Keep the temperature: Potted daffodils should be kept at a temperature of around 10-20 degrees, under which daffodils can grow well.
Fertilizer: Do not fertilize potted daffodils in the early stage, wait until the plants have grown for 5-7 days before fertilizing, you can drop a few drops of nutrient solution to meet the nutrients needed for growth.
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Soil: Daffodils can be cultivated in sandy soil with good water retention. Moisture:
At the beginning, water every day, and you can water it once every 2-3 days before the flowering period. Light: Freshly cultivated daffodils are placed in the shade and moved to a sunny place after 5 days.
Temperature: 12-20 is appropriate.
1. Soil. Shapei method: Because daffodils like a warm and moist environment, loose and fertile sandy soil with good water retention performance is generally used for breeding.
Put the washed fine sand into the pot to 3cm on the edge of the pot, bury the bulb with the outer skin peeled into the sand about 1cm, and spread a few small stones on the top of the fine sand.
Hydroponics: Pour water into a shallow pot that has been placed for a few days in advance, then make sure to submerge the clean bulb about 1cm, and transfer it to a cool place.
2. Moisture. Shapei method: when using the method of sand and gravel planting, the first watering is watered thoroughly, and it is necessary to water every day, if the watering is not timely, it is easy to cause a lack of water and cause the growth of flower roots to be slow.
Hydroponics: Water-raised daffodils need to be changed once a day, otherwise it will cause rotten stems, and changing the water every day can make the reborn roots clean and white. When changing the water, you can dry the connected tap water for a period of time 2-3 days in advance, so that the residual chlorine and other impurities in the water can be removed.
Before flowering, the water change time can be changed to once every 2-3 days.
3. Illumination. For freshly planted daffodils, move them to a cool place first, and then move them to a sunny place after 5 days. It is a sun-loving plant, and the sunlight time generally reaches 6-7 hours per day; If there is not enough light, it may result in less flowering.
Fourth, temperature. The temperature of breeding daffodils should not be too high or too low, generally about 12-20. Excessive temperature will cause the leaves to grow and the flowers to be gray.
5. Precautions.
1. Fertilization: Fertilization is carried out after 5-7 days of planting, because at this time the rhizome part has just grown and matured, and fertilization will not hurt the roots, do not change the water within 5-7 days after fertilization, otherwise the fertility of the soil will be lost.
2. Flowering period: Daffodils can be planted in autumn and winter, and can bloom in early spring; Daffodil bulbs can bloom as scheduled after about 40 days of planting, and the flowering period can be maintained for almost a whole month.
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How to maintain daffodils before flowering.
1. Get more sun.
Daffodils themselves love light, which promotes early blooming and prevents foliage growth. Therefore, if you want to control its flowering period and make it bloom quickly, you need to give it enough light. It should also be allowed to bask in the sun for at least eight hours a day.
Except for the strong light in summer, it can be placed in a low light at other times to see more light.
2. Fertilizer treatment.
If you want it to bloom quickly, you need to make sure that you have enough nutrients. After the flower buds grow, you can spray an appropriate amount of phosphorus and potassium fertilizer, and choose Bika silicon-soluble potassium dihydrogen phosphate solution, which is helpful for promoting flowering. If the buds are large enough, there is no need to fertilize.
When fertilizing, we should pay attention to the control of concentration, it is best to control it at more than 1000 times, and if the concentration is high, it will produce ***.
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Put the daffodils in a shady, ventilated place, do not let the sun shine or let the rain get in, otherwise, the daffodils will rot roots or even die.
Don't overwater, but control it tightly. If you water too much, the soil will be too wet, resulting in a lack of oxygen, and it is easy to rot the roots, and if you water too little, it is easy to shrink the roots.
Do not fertilize, because when the daffodils are in the dormant period, their life activities are weak, and they do not need to be fertilized, if fertilization is not good for the daffodils, it will easily cause rotten roots, rotten balls, and even death.
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If planted in the soil, the upper leaves will gradually wither, but the lower head will grow much larger, like garlic.
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In summer, the bulbs should be dug out, the soil on the surface should be cleaned, the roots should be properly pruned, and the dried bulbs should be wrapped in newspaper and placed in a cool, dark location at a temperature of no higher than 20. Plant again when the weather cools.
After flowering, daffodils need to be pruned with residual flowers and leaves to prevent them from continuing to consume nutrients from the bulbs. Then leave the bulbs in the soil, pay attention to bury them a little deeper, and use loose and fertile soil with good drainage to prevent the bulbs from rotting.
When storing bulbs, you should not water too much, but you should not dry out or harden the soil, which will affect the respiration of the bulb and will also cause rot. Generally, it is enough to keep the soil moist when it is cool and dry, and there is no standing water.
When the weather gets hotter, dig up the bulbs in July and August, clean the surface soil and prune the roots properly. The dried bulbs are then wrapped in newspaper and placed in a cool, dark location at a temperature of no higher than 20.
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Narcissus is native to the warm coastal regions of eastern Asia. Narcissus is a short-day plant, which likes a cold and sunny environment, has a suitable temperature of 18 25, and is drought tolerant, barren and shade-tolerant. When producing and cultivating, the soil is better to be loose, drained, and fertile soil with good water retention, and it likes fertilizer and water.
Hydroponics is mostly used for home flower cultivation.
Daffodil head treatment: remove the mud protection of the daffodil head bulb disk, and use a knife to clean the withered, peel off the outer layer of brown dry skin, and use a sharp knife to cut properly in the gap between the two buds, and the flower stem is extracted, and soaked in water for 24 hours.
Take out the soaked daffodils, wash the mucus, and then put them in a shallow dish or other container, add an appropriate amount of water, and it is advisable to submerge 1 3 bulb balls, or add a small amount of river sand or small pebbles to fix the bulb balls.
Generally, the water can be changed once every 1 2 days in the early stage, and 1 time in 3 or 4 days in the later stage. When maintaining, it needs to be placed in a sunny place, and should not be placed in a shady place to prevent it from growing, and the leaves and flowers of the long plant are easy to fall down, which affects the ornamentation.
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Daffodils are one of the top ten famous flowers in our country, and they are very cute, but are daffodils really easy to raise? In fact, it is not difficult to raise, as long as we grasp the skills, we can raise it, so I will share the maintenance method with flower friends!
We need to remove the brown scales from the outer layer and wash it with clean water, if we find that new roots have grown, don't hurt them, and don't let the new roots get infected, otherwise the daffodils will die. For containers, it is recommended to use shallow pots, which are more suitable for hydroponic daffodils.
If the daffodils are soil-grown, then it is advisable to sow them in spring and autumn, as this is the most suitable time for rooting. The soil used, the daffodil does not have high requirements for the soil, generally as long as it is breathable and fertile, we can use some special organic nutrient soil to plant, or with their own matching, with some sandy soil, humus soil mixed use.
It is not enough to rely on the above maintenance, fertilization is very important, if you want daffodils to germinate quickly, it is best to be able to supplement nutrients during the growth period, generally speaking, we can use some nutrient solution to dilute the roots, hydroponic daffodils can be changed when the water is dropped into 1 drop, so that it is OK. In addition to the nutrient solution, some rice water can also be added to irrigate, and the rice water can only be used after fermentation for half a month.
Have you mastered the cultivation skills of daffodils?
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Daffodils are short-day plants that prefer to grow in a well-lit environment.
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