How to save daffodils that have withered

Daffodils will wither and die after blooming for a period of time. Usually people will discard the daffodil bulbs after they have bloomed, which is a pity. We all know that daffodils reproduce through their bulbs. If the bulbs are replanted and buried in the soil, they can reproduce and grow again.

If you want it to bloom longer.

1. Soil planting

You can reduce light during the flowering period and switch to soil planting.

2. Dry

Just take it out of the pot, dry it, and then take it out for planting after a quarter.

3. Extend the flowering period

The temperature should not exceed 25℃, and there should be plenty of sunlight and clean water at all times, which can extend its flowering period and prevent it from withering prematurely.