Why do daffodils have root rot? What should I do if the daffodils rot?

As people's quality of life improves, more and more people like to grow some flowers and plants at home, and daffodils are deeply loved by people. But many people encounter the problem of root rot when growing daffodils. So why do daffodils rot? What should I do if daffodils rot? Let's take a look.

Why do daffodils have root rot?

Narcissus is a hydroponic plant, and the water used must be changed regularly. If the water is not changed for a long time, it is easy for bacteria to multiply and cause the bulbs to rot. Therefore, if you grow daffodils during the Chinese New Year, you must pay attention to changing the water frequently.

What to do if daffodils rot

If the bulbs have already rotted, pick out the rotten bulbs in time to avoid infecting other healthy bulbs. If only part of the bulbs are rotten, you can cut off the rotten part, soak it with carbendazim, dry it, and then hydroponically cultivate it.

Can daffodils grow in soil?

Generally, daffodils need to be planted in soil after they bloom, but they can also be planted in soil without waiting for them to bloom. The source of nutrients is the nutrients of the bulb itself and the nutrients obtained through photosynthesis. Daffodils are easy to bloom, and they can bloom if there is enough light and a little water. Planting daffodils in soil is to keep their roots in a nutritious environment. Compared with water-grown daffodils, soil-grown daffodils have shorter leaves, greener color, longer flowering period, and stronger fragrance.