There are no hydroponic flowering plants, similar to narcissus.

Hydroponic flowering plants: hyacinths, tulips, daffodils, which are all raised in the same way as daffodils.

Hydroponic daffodils are one of the most common ways to opt for shallow pots. Wash the daffodils, and treat the scales on the outside to be aesthetically pleasing, taking care not to damage the root system. After processing, put it in a pot and pour water to cure.

Put it in a cool place and wait for it to take root, and after rooting, just bask in the sun.

When hydroponic daffodils, it is best to change the water every day, and the water can be sun-dried tap water. When changing the water, keep soaking until half of the flower head is fine.

Soil-cultivated daffodils are not very common. When choosing the soil, use loose humus soil, and treat the bulbs of daffodils before planting.

Put soil in the pot, start putting the bulbs after putting the part on it, and then continue to add soil to compact the soil. Then water thoroughly and place it in a cool place until the bulb grows roots, before exposing it to light.

Saphosis refers to the use of sand to raise daffodils. Choose a pot with clean fine sand and good air permeability. Put the sand in the pot, put the daffodil bulbs in the pot, and fill the sand again. Note that the daffodils should face downward, and the sand should be covered with small pebbles, which will look more beautiful.

After that, it should be placed in the shade and then exposed to light.

Narcissus Tazetta L var. chinensis roem.

Also known as Chinese narcissus, it is a variant of multiflora daffodil. It is a perennial herbaceous plant of the Lycoris family. The leaves of narcissus are drawn from the greenish-white cylindrical sheath at the top of the bulb, and the flower stem (commonly known as arrow) is extracted from the leaves.

Generally, each bulb can draw 1-2 flower stems, and the most can reach 8-11 branches, umbel-shaped inflorescences. Most of the petals are 6 petals, and the end of the petals is goose-yellow. The stamen has a bowl-like protective cover on the outside.

The bulbs are ovate to broadly ovate spherical, covered with a brown epithelium. The leaves are narrow and long-banded, and the capsule chamber is dehisced on the back. Flowering period in spring.

Narcissus prefers warmth, humidity, and good drainage. It has been cultivated in China for more than 1,000 years, and is a traditional ornamental flower, and is one of the top ten famous flowers in China.

Narcissus bulbs are succulent and toxic, containing a variety of alkaloids such as lycorine and narcissine multiflora; used as an analgesic in surgery; The bulbs are mashed and applied to the silver and carbuncle are treated. Cattle and sheep accidentally eat bulbs, and immediately have spasms, dilated pupils, diarrhea, etc.

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