What to do with the latest daffodils after blooming?

After the end of flowering, daffodils can be treated by taking out bulbs, letting the plants lose their growth vitality, cutting off water dormancy, continuing maintenance and so on. In fact, after the end of the daffodil bloom, good care can continue to bloom in the coming year.

1. Take out and raise the ball

Daffodils generally do not have the ability to blossom only once. Daffodils that bloom in the first year are taken out of the cultivation environment, cleaned and sterilized, wrapped in clean newspapers and refrigerated, and then replanted after the beginning of spring in the following year.

2. Self-destruction

Daffodil flowering is to get nutrients from the bulb, after flowering, the nutrients in the bulb will also be greatly consumed, the bulb will become soft, slowly will wither and die. If you don't want to raise it, you can just give it up.

3. Water cut off and dormancy

In addition to taking out the daffodil bulb, the bulb can also be maintained by cutting off water and dormant. During the transition to summer, the leaves will turn yellow, cut off the yellow leaves and stop the application of water, ensure proper humidity in the shady environment, and give fresh water after October.

4. Continue breeding

Prune the decaying flowers left after the daffodils bloom to reduce nutrient consumption. Topdressing every 7 points, let the new bulb grow instead of the old bulb. After June to July, the bulb was removed from the pot and pruned, and the bulb could blossom again after 2 years.