Watering daffodils in winterDaffodils need to be watered in winter. The plants are dormant in winter, and slightly dry soil is more conducive to wintering. Watering the roots can allow for better absorption. When watering in winter, be sure to water thoroughly each time. Stop watering during the dormant period of daffodil bulbs. Generally speaking, if daffodils are not watered properly in winter, they will not die as long as timely remediation is taken. Fertilizing daffodils in winterDaffodils are dormant in winter, so it is best to stop fertilizing them. However, during the growth period of daffodils, you can apply some nitrogen-rich fertilizers every half a month or so. Precautions for watering daffodils in winter1. There is no specific requirement for watering daffodils in winter. It depends on the soil conditions. If the soil is dry, it is necessary to replenish water. 2. When growing daffodils, watering is usually done once a week, but if the climate is cold, the frequency of watering should be reduced. 3. Daffodils need to be watered thoroughly in winter, and each time they are watered, they need to be watered thoroughly. |
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