How to care for daffodils after they bloom

1. Bury in the soil

After it finishes blooming, there are basically few nutrients left in the bulb, and it may not be able to supply nutrients in the second year, so you can throw it away and buy a new one. But it can also be buried in the soil and bloom again after maintenance. You can choose garden soil, leave the leaves, and then bury them in the soil. After waiting for a month, cut off the leaves around the plant that are starting to turn yellow, and bury it again at a depth of about 10 cm.

2. Water and Fertilizer Management

Apply water regularly, but do not allow water to accumulate. Then ensure a good supply of nutrients, so as to encourage new small bulbs to grow next to the old bulbs.

3. Dig it out from the soil

In November or December, you can dig out the bulbs. The old bulbs inside have rotted and become hollow, but small bulbs will grow around them. Pick these out, wash off the soil on them, peel off the outer film, put them outside in the sun for a few hours, and make a few cuts on them to make it easier for the buds to grow later.

4. Soak in water

After soaking in water for 24 hours, you can then maintain it normally and it will bloom again after cultivation.