Can daffodils bloom in the second year?

1. Can it bloom?

Daffodils can bloom in the second year, but they must be handled properly after flowering and attention must be paid to maintenance and management, otherwise they will not be able to bloom successfully again. After the flowers bloom, cut off the remaining flowers to reduce nutrient loss, but keep the leaves. In addition, attention should be paid to the maintenance of the bulbs.

2. Treatment after flowering

1. No bulbing: After the flowers bloom, you can leave the bulbs in the potting soil. Stop watering after the leaves turn yellow. Place them in a cool and ventilated place, and water them occasionally until watering resumes in autumn.

2. Bulbing: Wait until all the leaves have withered before digging out the bulbs. Wrap them in newspapers and place them in a cool place. Replant the bulbs in October.

3. Maintenance methods after flowering

After flowering, the nutrients are almost exhausted, so fertilizer should be applied immediately to replenish the nutrients. Diluted potassium fertilizer can be used as fertilizer. If it is planted in the ground, it only needs to be applied once. If it is planted in potted plants, it needs to be applied two or three times. Be sure to apply it as early as possible. If you apply fertilizer after the temperature rises, it will easily burn the roots. In addition, potted plants need to be potted every year, but if they are planted in the ground for more than four years, they need to be potted.