How to care for narcissus during its dormant period? Getting these few points right is key
Narcissus is a plant that can be grown in water, with beautiful flowers and a fragrance. Narcissus differs from other plants in that it often enters a dormant or semi-dormant state during the hot season. So how should you care for narcissus during its dormant period? Follow the editor and take a look.

1. Control the temperature
Narcissus prefers to grow in a cool environment, and its most suitable growth temperature is around 10 degrees. It has no special requirements when blooming, but its flowering duration is closely related to temperature; generally, the lower the temperature, the longer its flowering period. When the temperature is above 20 degrees, its flowering time is generally about one week; at 15-20 degrees, the flowering time is about 10 days; at around 10 degrees, it can bloom for 2-3 weeks. During cultivation, place it in an area with ample light and good ventilation, avoid indoor heat sources, and when the buds are about to open, move it to a cool place so that it blooms for longer. During the dormant period, it should be placed in a cool, well-ventilated spot so it can safely pass through the dormant period.
2. Pay attention to watering
During the dormant period of narcissus, the amount of watering should be strictly controlled. Too much water can easily make the soil overly moist, which in turn leads to root oxygen deficiency and root rot, but too little water can easily cause the roots to shrivel from lack of water. So during the dormant period of narcissus, the potting soil should be kept in a half-dry, half-moist state, which can both meet the water needs of narcissus during dormancy and avoid the phenomenon of water accumulation and root rot.
3. Do not fertilize
In the dormant state, narcissus has relatively weak vitality, and its demand for nutrients is greatly reduced, so there is no need to fertilize at this time. If fertilizer is applied when it cannot absorb it, it can easily cause fertilizer burn, scorching the roots and causing death. Therefore, during the dormant period of narcissus, no fertilization is needed; simply water with a small amount of water.
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