How do potted daffodils survive the winter? Will daffodils be frozen to death in winter?

1. How to survive the winter

1. Maintain temperature: Daffodils prefer a cool climate. Although they have a certain degree of cold resistance, they cannot withstand long-term low temperatures. The temperature in northern regions is relatively low in winter, so they must be moved indoors in time, especially for hydroponic daffodils, the temperature should be kept above 5-10 degrees Celsius. In the south, daffodils do not need to be moved indoors, but they still need to be covered with a layer of film to keep out the cold. It usually blooms in January and February. After buds appear, the temperature must be kept above 10 degrees Celsius to ensure flowering.

2. Appropriate amount of light: Light is also essential for growth. It can be placed in a bright place and given about 6 hours of sunlight a day. It cannot be exposed to insufficient light.

3. Appropriate fertilization: Daffodils are still in the growth stage in winter, so fertilization is essential. You can apply appropriate fertilizer and apply a little phosphorus fertilizer before flowering.

4. Ensure the water temperature: When changing the water of daffodils in winter, the water must be kept at a good temperature. After taking out the water, let it sit for a while and change it when the water temperature is similar to the room temperature.

2. Will I freeze to death in winter?

Daffodils have a certain degree of cold resistance and will not be frozen to death in winter as long as the correct maintenance methods are adopted. If hydroponic daffodils are kept in a sub-zero environment for a long time, they may be frozen to death.