How to plant daffodils so that they bloom early? What should you pay attention to when planting daffodils?

As people's quality of life improves, more and more people like to grow some flowers and plants at home, and daffodils are deeply loved by people. So how to plant daffodils to bloom early? What should you pay attention to when planting daffodils? The following editor will explain them one by one, hoping to help everyone.

How to plant daffodils so that they bloom early

If the temperature of daffodils is kept at around 15℃ and there is plenty of sunlight, they will generally bloom in 25 to 30 days of water cultivation. If you want to adjust the flowering period of daffodils, bloom within the expected time, and have a long and vigorous flowering period, you must pay attention to the quality of daffodils when purchasing, cultivate them carefully, control the temperature and light, prune the bulbs, and change the water frequently.

What should you pay attention to when planting daffodils?

1. When buying daffodil bulbs, you should choose bulbs with good quality. Cheap bulbs have been cultivated for too short a time, the flower buds inside have not grown well, and there are few flowers, so you should not be greedy.

2. Good narcissus bulbs need to be cultivated in the ground for at least three years, and they need to be dug out and cut and replanted in late autumn every year to allow more flower buds to form inside. Generally, good bulbs have at least 4 to 5 flower buds arranged in an orderly manner. The appearance is flat and round, and the buds are arranged in a fan shape.

3. When choosing good bulbs, first, pay attention to the appearance. Otherwise, they will rot in water. Second, the bulbs should not be wrapped too tightly. Bulbs wrapped too tightly are difficult to cut and are very likely to damage the flower buds.

4. It takes about 42 days from cutting to blooming. If you calculate the time well, it can bloom during the Spring Festival. I can make daffodils bloom as scheduled every year.

5. When caring for it, it is best to place it on a sunny windowsill, pour out the water at night and add new water the next morning, so that the stems and leaves will be strong and the flowering time will be longer.

How to keep daffodils alive

1. Prepare the soil: It is best to use peat soil because it is relatively fertile. If you really don't have any, you can use garden soil near your home. If you have a yard, you can plant it directly in the ground, and those who live on the balcony can choose to plant it in a flowerpot.

2. Apply base fertilizer: Sprinkle chicken manure or bone meal as base fertilizer at the bottom of the flowerpot. There is a lot of fertilizer for daffodils planted in the field. If you want the daffodils to bloom again next year, you need to give them enough fertilizer.

3. Bulb cultivation: After applying the base fertilizer, you can put the soil into the pot and then plant the narcissus bulb. After planting, water it thoroughly and place it in the place with the most sunshine at home. Water it when you see the soil is dry, and use liquid fertilizer to water it when you have time. The bulb will recover around autumn.

4. Re-flowering: When the temperature drops in autumn, daffodils are about to enter their peak growth season. At this time, if you want to continue hydroponic cultivation, you can put the daffodils into a ball and place them in a hydroponic container. If you don't want to hydroponic cultivation, just wait for them to bloom. When they are not blooming, you can put them outside to dry in the sun, and move them indoors when the buds are about to open.