Can daffodils be grown in soil?

1. Is it possible?

Of course, daffodils can be grown in soil, and they are easier to maintain than in hydroponics, and they will grow more vigorously. Because water needs to be changed frequently when growing plants in water, and the nutrients in the water are not as abundant as those in the soil, the roots and stems will be thicker and the leaves will be more beautiful when grown in soil.

2. Soil culture method

1. Prepare flower pots: The flower pots should be breathable. Usually clay pots can meet the needs. They also have good drainage and are not easy to accumulate water.

2. Choose soil: Use loose soil containing humus when cultivating soil. Before planting in the soil, scrape off the old skin and roots on the surface of the bulb, then plant it at a depth of about one centimeter, just enough to cover the root system.

3. Wait for rooting: After planting the bulbs, water them thoroughly in time, and then place the plants in a cool and ventilated place. They will take root in about a week. After rooting, move it to a light place. Don't water it too frequently in the later stage, just water it when the soil is dry and wet.

4. Control the temperature: Pay attention to temperature control when cultivating in soil. It does not like high temperature environment. When the temperature exceeds 25 degrees, it will stop growing and go into dormancy. Therefore, the temperature should be controlled below 25 degrees to avoid high temperature affecting growth.