To plant Narcissus in the soil, first of all, we need to deal with its bulbs, remove the soil above, then peel off the outer brown coat, and then we can plant it in the soil normally.
The sandy soil with soft texture and good drainage effect can be selected, which contains nutrients and is rich in nutrients. This kind of soil has a good effect of water conservation, which is conducive to its growth, and will not cause water accumulation leading to root rot. If it grows in the clay heavy and undrained soil, its growth will be hindered and the plant cannot develop normally. When planted in the soil, two thirds of the stems can be buried in it.
There is a certain demand for light, so as to promote the growth of plants. The light given every day should be about 6 hours, which has a positive significance for flower opening. If the sun gives too little, there will be less flowering.
Water should be applied in a timely manner, without water shortage, or the leaves will turn yellow easily, and atrophy will occur if the situation is serious. At ordinary times, we should pay attention to watering, once or twice a day, but we can't water too much, otherwise there will be water.
