Is it better to grow daffodils in soil or water?

Soil culture or hydroponics?

Daffodils are better grown in soil. Daffodils are generally grown in soil because the results of hydroponics are often not ideal.

reason

Compared with Chinese daffodils, the rooting speed of foreign daffodils is very slow. Under low temperature conditions, it takes a month for daffodils to take root, but Chinese daffodils only need to be soaked in water for one day before you can see a clear bunch of roots sprouting. And when the temperature is high, the daffodils will not wake up.

For daffodils grown in soil, even if they do not sprout, there is no need to worry about whether they will die, because daffodils need more nutrients and need to go through a careful maintenance process. Daffodils grown in hydroponics can indeed sprout, and the sprouting speed may be faster than those grown in soil. However, the maintenance process during the period before flowering is difficult to control, and it is easy to cause root rot if you are not careful. It is not as easy to grow in hydroponics as Chinese daffodils. The bulb size, number of flowers and even fragrance of daffodils are far lower than those of Chinese daffodils, and their cultivation is relatively difficult.