What to do if daffodil roots rot

Water Quality

When growing daffodils in water, the water you choose must be clean. Pay attention to cleanliness and do not use sewage. It is best not to have impurities in the water. Otherwise, if you use unclean water to grow daffodils, the roots of the daffodils will be contaminated and cause root rot.

When growing daffodils in water, you must be careful when choosing water. If you use tap water, it is best to expose it to the sun for a day or two before using it.

Root treatment

When growing daffodils in water, the roots must be treated. Because sometimes, water-grown daffodils are converted from soil-grown, and there will be mud on the roots. You can soak them in water first, and then use water to flush off the mud. Don't use hard brush, you can use a soft-bristle brush to gently brush it off. Otherwise the roots will be damaged and rot will occur.

Before growing them in water, the roots of the daffodils must be treated, preferably with a cloth covering the roots. When growing in water, the roots should not be too long.

Water changes

When growing daffodils in water, you need to change the water frequently, because the water quality will change after use, and impurities will appear, which is not conducive to the growth of daffodils.

When changing the water, generally add water in the morning and pour it out in the evening. Be gentle so as not to damage the roots.

Decorations

Sometimes when growing daffodils in water, people will choose to place some decorations, such as various small stones. When placing these small stones, be careful not to have sharp corners, so as not to damage the roots of the daffodils and cause them to rot.