The correct way to water daffodils and how to fertilize them

1. Correct way of watering

1. Frequency: Daffodils are mostly grown in water. For soil-grown daffodils, watering is also very important. You can water them every two or three days. The specific frequency of watering needs to be adjusted according to seasonal changes. The soil needs to contain sufficient moisture to prevent the plants from lacking water and drought. Water should be given in time after the soil dries out.

2. Water amount: Each time you water, you must control the amount of water to ensure that it is thoroughly watered. Do not only water halfway, and also be careful not to allow water to accumulate.

3. Water temperature: When watering, water temperature is also a critical point. The water temperature should be almost the same as the room temperature. Do not use too cold water in winter, otherwise it will cause frostbite on the roots and cause problems in the growth of daffodils.

4. Water quality: When watering daffodils, you can choose rainwater, river water, well water, river water, etc. The water quality requirements are not high, and you can also use tap water after it has been left to stand.

2. How to fertilize

Fertilization should be carried out according to the growth period of daffodils. During the rapid growth stage, fertilizer must be applied in time to supplement the nutrients needed for growth. In addition, before and after flowering, appropriately increasing the application of phosphorus and potassium fertilizers can maintain the needs of flowering. You can use special fertilizers suitable for daffodils, or you can use compound fertilizers with balanced elements.