Narcissus germination
Comprehensive explanation of the bulbous flower narcissus, narcissus germination, let's take a look together!
Narcissus germination is achieved by cutting the bulb to make the narcissus sprout earlier, but it is not necessary to cut it; you can simply hydroponically culture it. Cutting the bulb is to make the flower bud look better when it comes out (relatively earlier). I found that many flower friends are confused about the procedure of breaking the bulb (cutting the bulb), which is what many people call germination, so I specially made this photo tutorial to help everyone.
Ps: Cutting the bulb is not necessary. Narcissus can grow and bloom without cutting, but the time for the main bud and the small bud to break through the bulb is different, which may cause the flower branches to be of different lengths and make the whole pot of flowers look not so good. Cutting the bulb allows the small bud to break through more easily and basically maintain the same height as the mother core main bud.
Cutting points:
1. Cutting position: Located in the middle of the two lateral buds. You don't have to worry about hurting the inside buds in this position because the buds inside the bulb usually grow in a line between the two side buds.
2. Cutting depth: About 1 centimeter.
3. One cut front and back.
4. After cutting, pull it to the left and right to expand the cut.
Specific illustration:
The above-mentioned explanation about narcissus germination (图文) hopes to bring a little help to your life!