Can the leaves of daffodils be cut?

1. Can be trimmed

The leaves of daffodils can be trimmed. When they have growth problems, such as turning yellow or drying up, they should be pruned in time. In addition, when it grows too long or too dense, it can also be pruned. Pruning can not only make the plant shape more beautiful, but also increase its growth.

2. Pruning method

1. Prune abnormal leaves: When leaves with abnormal growth appear on the plant, prune them in time. Because these leaves can no longer synthesize nutrients, leaving them on the plant will only waste their own nutrients, so they must be cut off in time.

2. Trim overly long leaves: When some of its leaves grow too long, cut them short in time. Generally, just keep the length of its leaves between 20-25cm. When pruning, you can first tie all the leaves together with a rope and then prune. This way, the leaves can still be aligned after pruning, maintaining their beauty.

3. Maintenance after cutting

After pruning, immediately spray some antibacterial agent on the cut and then place it in a location with better light. This can prevent some pathogens from invading the plant through the cut and causing it to become sick.