1. Buried bulb

Daffodils are perennial plants. In fact, they are bulbs. If they are buried in the soil, they can continue to grow. The garden we choose should be leeward and facing the sun, and the soil should be relatively deep. Then the operation is to build relatively high ridges and place them in the soil, and the leaves on them should be preserved by themselves. After one month, the leaves will be dry and dormant. At this time, take the bulb out of the soil, cut off its fine and broken roots, cut off the yellow leaves along the bottom, and then bury the bulb. Keep the depth at 10 cm, and use rotten fertilizer or feces, and then flatten it

We can't try to save trouble. If we bury it, we don't care about others, because it takes a long time in the soil, especially in summer and autumn. The temperature is relatively high. If we put it in, and the leaves are not on it, it will die if we don't water and fertilize it

2. Bulb digging

After it is buried, its subsequent work is maintenance and management. At ordinary times, as long as we pay attention to providing rich nutrition and maintaining soil moisture, of course, we can't accumulate water, and bulbs can grow well. In November and December, when we dig it out, we will find that the previous bulbs have rotted and become empty, but there will still be some bulbs around. After those bulbs with large buds are dug out, we clean the dirt. In addition to the soil on the surface, we place them in the sun for a few hours, and then draw a cross shaped incision on them to keep its scales from being hurt, so that the buds and leaves can grow out. After soaking it in water for a day, we can clean it. After 3 days, white fiber roots can grow at the bottom of it and will sprout gradually. We don't have to deal with the small bulb in a hurry. Let it stay in the soil for a year, and then dig it out for breeding the next year when it grows stronger