How to hydroponically cultivate narcissus
Sharing the small knowledge of hydroponic cultivation of narcissus and hydroponic methods for narcissus, the site editor will introduce to the netizens next.
Narcissus, as a favorite flower plant, many flower enthusiasts have experienced soil cultivation of narcissus. So, can narcissus be hydroponically cultivated? The answer is obvious, narcissus can be hydroponically cultivated. Let's talk about the cultivation methods of hydroponic narcissus. I hope that flower enthusiasts can learn more about narcissus, which will be a good reference for future hydroponic cultivation.
【One, hydroponic cultivation methods for narcissus】
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For hydroponic cultivation of narcissus, first select a narcissus bulb that has been processed, place it upright or lying flat in a shallow narcissus pot, add water to submerge the bulb one-third. Quartz sand or cobblestones can also be used to secure the narcissus bulb.
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Remove the outer dry brown scales and brown roots from the bulb before placing it in water. The water in the pot must be clean, preferably disinfected and sun-exposed tap water.
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During the day, it can be placed in a sunny area, and at night, it can be moved back indoors. In the early morning of the next day, do not move the bulb and add clean water. When first potting, it is necessary to change the water once a day, and when the flower bud appears, once a week.
How to hydroponically cultivate narcissus
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The best temperature for the growing period of narcissus is between 8°C to 12°C, and after flowering, a lower temperature is required. When the temperature is lower, the flowering period is longer. When the flower bud is about to open, it should be moved to a cool place indoors and kept in a low-temperature environment.
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In the later stage of narcissus growth, appropriate fertilization can be applied. During the bud formation period, a week's application of 0.5 grams of potassium dihydrogen phosphate or 2 milliliters of medical glucose injection can be used each time.
【Two, precautions for hydroponic cultivation of narcissus】
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Hydroponic cultivation of narcissus should avoid high temperatures, and it is best to keep it between 4°C to 25°C. Among them, 15°C to 18°C is the best. High temperatures can cause leafy growth, dull flower color, and stunted growth.
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The water in the pot must be clean, and it should be changed once a day. If the water quality is poor, it will cause the white roots of narcissus to turn yellow or black. It is also necessary to keep the leaf surface clean to make it look beautiful and conducive to photosynthesis.
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Attention should be paid to the above points when hydroponically cultivating narcissus, and the cultivation method is not very difficult. As long as it is taken care of carefully in daily life, when the flowers are in full bloom, you can enjoy your hydroponic narcissus beautifully.
The detailed explanation of how to hydroponically cultivate narcissus and the shared methods for hydroponic cultivation of narcissus above are for reference and suggestion only!