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How to prolong the blooming period of daffodils? When do daffodils bloom?

Gustavo Fring
2020-11-16 11:23:35
During the cultivation of Cyclamen, attention should be paid to preventing all kinds of pests and diseases. For example, common gray mold, virus disease and root rot. There are also aphids, thrips, mites, scale insects, flies and tide insects and so on. Most of them are caused by poor ventilation environment, lack of light and high humidity, so it is necessary to change the maintenance environment, and timely spraying treatment to avoid continued infection.

1. how to extend the flowering period

1. Temperature control: Narcissus is a kind of flower that likes cool climate. If the temperature in the surrounding environment is on the high side, it will cause the plant to be inadaptable and shorten the flowering period.In order to prolong the flowering time, we need to create a low temperature environment, put it in a well-ventilated place, and avoid close to heating, air conditioning and other locations.

2. Appropriate topdressing: When narcissus blossoms, it consumes a lot of nutrients and needs more nutrients. If it is difficult to supply nutrients, it will lead to problems in flowering and cause early withering of flowers.During the flowering period, fertilizer can be applied properly, such as weekly application of phosphorus and potassium fertilizer, which can prolong the flowering period.

3. Use tablets: At home, you can also use aspirin tablets to prolong the flowering period of daffodils. Take out two tablets, then crush them into powder, and then add water to make a solution, you can water daffodils.It can also be ground into powder and applied to a container, which can be slowly dissolved.

2. when to blossom

Narcissus usually blooms in early spring. The blooming time may be early or late. It is not fixed. If it blooms early, it will bloom in January, almost around the Spring Festival.

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