Narcissus blooming time
Abstract: This article introduces the blooming time of narcissus and the meaning of raising flowers, which can definitely help you. Let's learn about it together!
In winter, the most popular flower is the "narcissus". The growth cycle of narcissus is very short, and it can bloom beautiful flowers in about two months when cultivated indoors. The short growth cycle determines that the blooming time of narcissus is also short. Under normal circumstances, a pot of narcissus takes about 25-30 days to bloom.
Narcissus is a bulbous plant, similar to lilies and tulips. The characteristic of bulbous plants is that their growth cycle is short and they belong to periodic flowers. Their bulbs can provide sufficient nutrients by themselves, so they do not need to absorb nutrients from the soil. The planting methods are diverse, including soil cultivation and hydroponics.
Narcissus can be cultivated hydroponically as well as in soil. Most flower enthusiasts prefer hydroponics because it is simple and convenient, and does not require potting soil, keeping the home cleaner. Narcissus enjoys sunlight and has strong cold resistance, not fearing the cold in winter. Even at indoor temperatures below 10 degrees Celsius, narcissus can still bloom.
The common colors of narcissus flowers are mainly white, with yellow and red being less common. What issues should be considered when raising narcissus at home?
Narcissus blooming time
Don't rush to plant the bulbs after purchasing them. Place them on the balcony for two days to allow the narcissus bulbs to absorb sufficient ultraviolet light. Next,消毒 the bulbs, which is a must-do step. Soak the bulbs in a disinfectant for 3 minutes, then remove and dry them.
Narcissus can be cultivated in soil or hydroponically. The difference is that narcissus grown in soil blooms for a longer time, while hydroponically grown narcissus blooms for a shorter time, with a difference of about 5 days in the blooming period.
Here, it is recommended to grow narcissus hydroponically, as it can be placed anywhere, basking in the sun during the day, and placed in the living room at night. (For more flower-raising tips, follow Today's Headline, Sun-oriented Gardening)