Drop a single bulb in water, give it a little water and it blooms beautiful flowers, the lazy person's favorite plant to grow

Narcissus is a perennial bulbous herbaceous flower; you only need to drop a single "bulb" into a vase and it will bloom beautiful flowers. Hydroponic narcissus is easy to grow and beautiful, surviving with just a little water, the lazy person's favorite to grow, with no fear of killing it.

First, if you want a good pot of narcissus, the quality of the bulb determines how many flowers bloom and how rich the fragrance is, so you must start by choosing a good narcissus bulb, that is, the planting bulb.

A good narcissus bulb generally appears large, with intact outer skin and bright color, with no signs of rot or pests, and when pressed slightly with the hand, it feels firm and plump.

Find a beautiful transparent glass vase or shallow basin. Before hydroponic growing, wash off the root-protecting mud, peel off the dried brown scale leaves on the outer layer of the bulb, then soak it in water, with the water covering 1/3 of the bulb, and at most not more than 2/3 of it, for fear that too much soaking can easily cause root rot.

When first potted, before leaves emerge, change the sun-dried tap water once a day; before flowering, you can change it to once every 2-3 days; after the flower buds form, changing the water once a week is enough.

Narcissus likes sunlight and warmth, requires high air humidity, is not very cold-tolerant, and fears heat; the most suitable temperature is 15°C-20°C. From soaking to flowering takes about 40 days.

For hydroponic narcissus, during the care period, it is also necessary to give sufficient light. Sufficient light can prevent the stems and leaves from growing leggy, making the narcissus leaves short, wide and thick, sturdy, with a deep green leaf color and strong floral fragrance.

Growing narcissus requires no flower fertilizer at all, only clean water; the lazy person's narcissus that blooms when given water, you deserve to have it!