What to do if the leaves of domestic daffodils are too long

Why are the leaves of daffodils too long?

In fact, if the leaves of daffodils grow too long, they will become leggy, which will affect the appearance of the plant and may even cause it to fall over.

In fact, the reason for this phenomenon may be caused by high temperature, insufficient light, and failure to change water in time.

If you want it to grow well, you need to take some measures to save it.

What to do if the leaves of daffodils are too long

Peel the daffodil bulb, then use a knife to make shallow cuts between the small buds that grow, but be careful not to scratch the buds. This will encourage leaf buds to grow and the leaves will grow shorter.

Pay attention to the temperature. When growing daffodils during the day, the temperature is generally 15℃, and at night it should be around 10℃. The temperature should not be too high to avoid excessive growth.

Secondly, if the indoor temperature is high and there is no sunlight, the leaves will easily fall over. Generally, when the leaves of daffodils grow to about 5 cm, they can be placed in a place with relatively low temperature to inhibit the plant's excessive growth.

On sunny days, you can place the plant in a sunny place at noon. This will promote the growth of flower stalks, shorten the plant, and prevent the leaves from growing too long.