How to prevent daffodil leaves from growing too tall

What causes daffodil leaves to grow too long?

In traditional Chinese aesthetic concepts, people like to grow daffodils into a shape with relatively short leaves and relatively long pedicels. This kind of daffodil has a more graceful, slender and elegant posture. The reason why daffodil leaves grow too long is because of insufficient light and the overly warm growing environment. This will cause the leaves to grow longer and longer. Eventually, the leaves will become too long and cumbersome, causing them to fall over.

How to prevent daffodil leaves from growing too tall

First of all, we need to control the temperature of the daffodils' growing environment and lower the temperature appropriately. At the same time, increase the lighting time of daffodils so that they get sufficient light.

On the other hand, we can pour out the water in the basin of aquatic daffodils at night and add water the next day. These methods can prevent and treat the excessive growth of daffodil leaves.

We can also use the method of converting soil planting to hydroponics to achieve the effect of long daffodil stems and short leaves. We first plant the daffodil bulbs in the soil, pay attention to providing sufficient light, and water it every day, and continue planting until the daffodils grow flower stalks. At this time, we can dig the daffodils out of the soil, and then carefully clean the soil on the daffodil bulbs. Be sure to completely rinse the soil on the daffodil bulbs. At this time, we can transplant the daffodils into water for cultivation.

Daffodils grown in this way will have longer pedicels and shorter leaves, and the shape of the plant will be very beautiful.