Daffodil Replete (White, Orange) – Bulbs (set of 5)

Description

Flowers are strikingly beautiful and have vibrant colors. The blooming daffodils are a beautiful sight in the spring yard.

The Amaryllidaceae family of perennial plants includes daffodils, which bloom in the spring. The trumpet-shaped structure of daffodil blossoms is displayed against a background of stars. Normally, the plant stem contains a single flower, but on occasion, an umbel (cluster of flowers) will appear.

Flowers can range in height from 6 to 20 inches, and they can be solitary or double. They can also grow alone on a stem or in clusters. For good reason—daffodils are the flower of friendship—and are among the most beloved because of their unparalleled beauty.

Common Names: Narcissus, Jonquil, Daffodil, Daffadowndilly
Height: up to 18 inches
Bloom Period: Early spring or late winter
Difficulty level: Easy to grow

Planting And Care

Plant the bulbs where they will get enough sunshine.
Mulch their roots to aid in moisture retention during hot, dry weather.
Avoid overwatering.
A plant should be fertilized mostly in the spring, while it is in the flowering bud stage.
Cut away any mushy, soft areas of the bulb or rhizome that appear to have decayed with a garden knife.
Keep bulbs stored for no more than a few days.
As soon as the bulbs lose their viability, sow them.

Daffodil Replete Care

• Daffodil Complete Wellness
• These bulbs are prepared and prepared for seeding.
• Daffodil bulb sowing season occurs throughout the early winter, fall, and rainy seasons.
• Make a 10 cm-diameter hole and plant the bulb there.
• Place the bulb tip up in the hole, cover with earth, and press down firmly.
• Place lights four to six inches apart.
• Put the tips of each bulb in.
• Use the potting mix for bulb plantations as garden soil + compost + perlite + sand (2:2:1:1) and water well after planting.
• Soil + vermicompost + cocopeat (2:1:2)