When do daffodils bloom?

Daffodil flowering period

The flowering period of daffodils is mainly in spring, usually in March or April.

However, when growing daffodils, you can change the flowering time by choosing different planting times. In this way, a better viewing effect can be achieved and viewing needs can be met.

Flowering mechanism of daffodils

Winter is the growing period of daffodils. If they are properly cared for and the soil in the pot is kept moist, they can bloom normally in March or April. However, when planting daffodils in pots, you can adjust the flowering time of the daffodils.

The time for planting daffodils is generally in October, but it can be adjusted so that the flowering time can be changed.

Generally, if the plants are planted in October or November, no processing is required and they can be planted directly. They will bloom in March or April of the following year. However, if it is treated with low temperatures, it can bloom early.

If the bulbs are stored at a low temperature of 8°C in early August and transplanted 8 weeks later, they will bloom in November. If the bulbs are treated with low temperatures around mid-August and planted 8 weeks later, they can bloom in December. If they are treated with low temperatures at the end of August and transplanted in late October, they can bloom in January. If low temperature treatment is applied in September and transplanted at the end of October, it will bloom in February.

After low temperature treatment, the daffodils can bloom at the appropriate time.