Daffodil is a perennial herb of the Amaryllidaceae family. We all know that the bulbs of daffodils will grow leaves and flowers, which are a bit like tulips. Each bulb of a daffodil can only produce one or two flowers if it is not well maintained, but if it is well cared for, it can produce more flowers, sometimes even ten flowers.

The daffodil has six petals, the middle stamen is goose-yellow, the petals are white, very beautiful and elegant, and it is one of the flowers that are often cultivated in winter in the family. Put a pot on the desk, window sill, full of fragrance, elegant and beautiful. But some people say that their daffodils grow very slowly, or even have no buds, or have a short flowering period. What's going on? How to care for the daffodils to bloom more?

Choose a good flower ball

In appearance, a good flower bulb should be strong and full, with a slightly flattened shape. If you squeeze the flower bulbs with your hands, you will feel moist. Such flower bulbs contain more water and can grow and develop better when planted.

Use good water for flowers

Do not use tap water directly for planting narcissus, it is best to use clean well water or spring water. And the water should be changed frequently for the narcissus, about once every 1-2 days to keep the water in the basin clean. There is also no need to fertilize the narcissus when raising narcissus, because the daffodils already have enough nutrients in the sphere.

Suitable temperature

If our daffodils do not grow or grow slowly, it may be related to the temperature. If the winter temperature is too low, it will cause it to grow slowly, so it will see no change for ten or twenty days. But as long as the temperature rises a little, the narcissus will have a change in growth. The most suitable temperature for the growth of daffodils is 10 degrees to 15 degrees. If the temperature is too low, it is easy to get frostbite, and if the temperature is too high, it is easy to grow leaves without blooming. So maintaining the right temperature is important.

Ventilation

In summer, indoor air is often not circulated. If the daffodils are placed in a closed environment for a long time, the flowers of the daffodils will turn yellow, and the roots of the daffodils will easily rot. You can place a fan next to the daffodils to increase the flow of air.

The benefits of daffodils are numerous. If you have mild mumps symptoms, at this time, daffodil pollen can be mixed into a herbal medicine and applied to the wound to relieve your mumps symptoms.

Daffodils can purify the air, daffodils can absorb a lot of carbon dioxide and release oxygen, so as to purify the air. Daffodils can also be picked and dried to make tea. Daffodil tea has a fragrant smell, and drinking a little daffodil tea can also relieve symptoms of mouth ulcers.