How to grow South American narcissus

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How to grow South American narcissus

How to propagate South American narcissus

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South American narcissus has an elegant posture, pure white and clean flowers, and a fresh fragrance. It is a good choice for indoor potted flowers. Let’s introduce the cultivation method of South American narcissus.

How to grow South American narcissus

How to grow South American narcissus

Lighting conditions

South American narcissus is a neutral flower. In order to grow well, the shade should be greater than 50%. However, South American narcissus is not very sensitive to the length of sunlight. In spring and autumn, place it in a semi-light and well-ventilated place. In summer, it is necessary to strengthen shading work, avoid exposure to the sun, and place potted plants in a ventilated place indoors. In winter, place it indoors in a well-lit place so that it can fully receive sunlight, which can promote its growth.

Soil and repotting work

The soil should be sandy soil rich in humus. Generally, repotting work is carried out in early spring, and base fertilizer is added at the same time to replenish nutrients.

Water and fertilizer conditions

Water less water for plants that have just been divided into pots. Wait until the leaves germinate and then gradually resume normal watering. South American daffodils bloom in winter, spring and autumn. Note that after each flowering, it will enter a short-term dormant state, and it should be kept moderately dry at this time. Keep the pot soil moist at other times and apply liquid fertilizer about every 10 days.

South American narcissus prefers fertilizer but is not selective. In order to develop the root system, liquid fertilizer can be applied every other week during the growth period.

Pest and disease control

High temperature and dry conditions Under the environment, aphids are prone to harm, and they are also easily infected with viral diseases, so prevention and control should be strengthened at ordinary times.

How to propagate South American narcissus

Generally, propagation is carried out by ball-dividing method and seeding method. After the South American narcissus plant grows for 2-3 years, the above-ground parts will begin to differentiate into flower buds, and the buds will bloom. Small bulbs will be found around the underground bulbs. Wait for another year, and these bulbs will be fully nourished. Become a complete young plant.

Separate ball propagation is carried out in spring. It can be combined with the repotting work to peel off the daughter balls around the cue ball and put them in separate pots.

How to propagate South American narcissus

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