What colors and characteristics do daffodils have?

1. What colors are there?

The daffodils we see in daily life are mainly white, and the flowering period is generally concentrated in January and February, but in fact it also has other colors. There are two types of daffodils, Chinese daffodils and foreign daffodils. The color of Chinese daffodils is relatively monotonous, mainly yellow and white. Later, flower farmers cultivated different colors such as red, yellow, blue, and green, which are also called colored daffodils, but they are not popular. Daffodils come in a variety of colors, mainly orange, orange-red, yellow, pink, purple, and white, among which pure white is rare.

2. What other features are there?

1. Leaves: The leaves are relatively flat, the main body is green with white frost powder on them. When mature, the leaves are about 30-50cm long and 1-5cm wide. They are relatively narrow and have no petioles. Generally, mature plants have 5-9 leaves, and up to 11 leaves.

2. Roots: The roots are mostly fibrous roots, milky white in color, cylindrical in shape, and have no lateral roots.

3. Bulb: The shape of the bulb is conical, with a layer of yellow-brown film on the outside, and there are axillary buds in each layer.