Narcissus is one of the most popular flowers in the world, and the most popular flower in Germany, the daffodil is called the flowering spring bulb, which includes daffodils, daffodils, daffodils and daffodils, and daffodils are easily grown through a winter bulb. The word Greek Narc, meaning numbness or stunned, as the name came from the smell of narcotic, and some have made it clear that it is linked to the toxic nature of Narcissus.
Daffodils are usually white or yellow, and have a narrow tubular base. They consist of three petals, three petals, and a central cup-like attachment, called a crown, which can be of a different color to the flower.
- Facts about Narcissus:
The original home of the narcissus is often the Mediterranean region, but few species have been found in Central Asia to China.
Most common types of narcissus were grown throughout America today and were brought from Europe by early colonists and were distributed west by settlers in the east.
Narcissus is grown mainly in the Channel Islands, Sicily, Great Britain and the Netherlands.
Narcissus flowers are available from November to April depending on species, and daffodils bloom in early spring.
- I narcissus:
The narcissus species includes dozens of species, including hybrids, and there is a difference in types and shapes. There are daffodils, daffodil or yellow, and daffodils are the most popular species of daffodils.
Narcissus seed: It contains dark green, circular-like leaves, which are small yellow flowers with a fragrant aroma.
Daffodil: No doubt, modern wild daffodils are large in size and are among the most popular varieties grown today.
White Daffodil: White daffodil is varied in shapes, and has a strong fragrant scent.
- Narcissus cultivation:
The bulbs are the main source of the spread of all kinds of narcissus, so the daffodil bulbs are very easy to grow, and the narcissus requires a lot of care, however, if you take the flowers less care, the daffodils can be more powerful, the daffodils multiply very quickly, The flowers we see every year.
Soil and location selection:
Daffodils grow almost anywhere, although they prefer well drained soil with a sunny or mild shade, and daffodil species are more specific in their requirements.
Cultivation of bulbs:
The narcissus should be grown from August to November, and the sooner the better, the bulb is planted three times the height of the bulb at the bottom and ends of the large ponds, and the daffodil is preferred to a depth of 15 cm.
Head death:
When the head of daffodils dies, it is best to remove them, and the narcissus will use its energy to build the bulb.
Care after flowering:
After flowering the daffodil flowers, we find that the leaves of the flower that have zebra will look ugly, and these leaves will begin with yellowing, but can be left for the next year and will grow again, and the narcissus contains valuable nutrients that will be used for next year's crop of flowers, leaves leaves flowering At least six weeks before removal.
Deployment:
In the late summer, the group of narcissus flowers is divided and the plant is removed anywhere else in the garden. Narcissus species can be distributed with fresh seeds collected during the summer and then grown in late summer or autumn in pots outside the house.
- Care for narcissus plants:
Daffodils are like most perennial plants, which become good with 1 inch of water each week, where they can grow increasingly actively, from March to May.
Sawdust can be very useful above the soil to maintain moisture.
The best thing to do is put the compost in the soil where the bulbs will be planted.
Split the group of bulbs in early summer.
After the appearance of flowers, it is better to keep the puffs away from the direct sunlight and in the cold area, and this will extend the period of flowering narcissus.