Soil planting
Planting soil requires loose humus. Before planting, peel off the dried bulbs of narcissus heads, scrape off the old roots, and add humus soil at the edge of the pot 3 cm. Shake the flowerpot with both hands to make the humus soil dense, then put the narcissus bulb tray into the flowerpot, add about 1cm of soil, then pour water, and then put the flowerpot in the shade. After 5 days, when the bulbs grow roots, put the flowerpot in a sunny place for cultivation. When planting water, pay attention to dryness and wetness, that is, water the soil before it is dry until the bottom of the basin leaks. The watering time should be chosen in the morning and evening, otherwise it will destroy the growth of roots.
Shaji culture
It is best to use clean fine sand for planting sand, and the basin also needs a well-ventilated soil basin. Before planting, put the sand into the basin and put it at the edge of the basin 3cm. Then, put the narcissus head stripped of its old stems and roots, and add about 1cm of sand into the flowerpot filled with fine sand, so that the stems under the narcissus head are buried in about 1cm of sand. Then pour the water and put it in the shade. Put it in a sunny place after 5 days until it blooms. Water daffodils with sand every day. Not watering in time will cause water shortage and affect the growth of flower roots. Water should also be arranged in the morning and evening.
Hydroponics
Before planting, peel off the old stems and roots, and then put them into the cultured daffodil basin. Add water to the bulb about 1cm below the narcissus head and put it in the shade. After the bulbs grow roots, put them in a sunny place until they bloom. It is best to change water every day when planting daffodils. On the one hand, it can prevent water quality deterioration and pollution from causing root rot; On the other hand, you can change water every day, and the roots that grow in clear water are white and beautiful.