DAFFODILS IN POTS. GROWING DAFFODILS INDOORS. MINI DAFFODILS. INDOOR BULB PLANTING. ACORN HILL
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- DAFFODILS IN POTS. GROWING DAFFODILS INDOORS. MINI DAFFODILS. INDOOR BULB PLANTING. ACORN HILL. Daffodil Bulb After Care.
Daffodils (Narcissus) brighten our gardens in spring. There are many different varieties, some flowering as early as January and others as late as early May.
Daffodils in pots.
In this video, I will show daffodil bulbs, called tete-a-tete, that i planted in pots last fall in November.
Growing daffodils indoors.
In this video guide, i'll shows you how to plant daffodil bulbs in pots for an indoor beautiful display. Give them as a festive gift or use them to add to the festive decorations in your own home. Watch now to learn how to plant the bulbs in pots indoors, how to look after them, and how long they take to flower.
Mini Daffodils. Indoor Bulb planting and After Care.
Plant mini daffodil bulbs in autumn in moist but well-drained soil in full sun. For potted displays, I mixed in bone meal into the potting soil. Then i placed the pots near a window or a heated source like our fireplace.
Deadhead after flowering and let the foliage die down naturally, for the best display the following spring.
DAFFODILS IN POTS. GROWING DAFFODILS INDOORS. MINI DAFFODILS. INDOOR BULB PLANTING. ACORN HILL. Daffodil Bulb After Care.
Wish I got some and started them last fall. Will just enjoy through your post for now
I think you can if you could still get bulbs. Like he said, place them in the fridge...let them cool for two months then plant them in the pots
@@puringbiyo4842 my wife's tried putting them in the crisper once. they actually worked
Best way to fool the bulbs
The easiest type of bulbs to plant and care for. it seems. Excited to try mine this year. Thanks for the tutorial
Looks very easy. I appreciate the basics on the description box too!
they're tough as boots
My reliable and Favorite heralded of spring
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I agree ! Deer hates them
Good project. I like all the simple tips.
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Glad you enjoyed it
Theres just something about the color theory and psychology of "yellow" that brightens up spring
joy and renewal. that's what yellow brings year after year.
this is a wonderful plant to have.
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@@chrissantos2704 i totally agree. cheerful!
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Spring = daffodils. Good vibes
Thank you for the instructions. Peace and continued love. The ancestral meditation training was outstanding.
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Thankyou for this video, I enjoyed it very much your passion is infectious.
I’m growing daffodils for the first time and excitedly anticipating my first bloom come spring, tempting to buy more bulbs 💜
So nice of you. Glad it was helpful!
galing!
Thanks
One the many things I enjoy about your channel is how beautiful and healthy your plants are! It brings me joy :)
Been blessed to be able to grow good. But I also have good failures 😂. I am also excited to learn from others and to feed off folks’ positive energy. I look forward to exchanging notes with you Kimberly. 😁
Thank you sir!!
Welcome Ricky.
Wow. I wish you were my neighbor so I could ask you all about gardening! Subscribed!
Hey Joanna! Louie here. Thanks for taking interest! And for being a part of the circle. I am here at your service. 😁🙋🏻♂️
good work mate !
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What if I don't have packaged bone meal ? Any substitutes ?
I’ll be posting a new vlog for bone meal replacement.
Can be found at most gardening centers...
well done
Thanks mate !
In Australia we call it blood and bone and Bunnings sell it.
Hi Martha. Yeah I wish we have them here in the US. Ours here are sold separately. Love love love Australia and we have been to Bunnings as well. Love watching Gardening Australia weekly too ! We get them here in the States.
Hello
Thanks for visiting. Hope to have you in the circle
What did you use to top dress your pots ?
Looks like lichen
Check description
Did you plant daffodils in your garden too ?
I was wondering about that too
I live in a hot tropical country. I have one as a gift for CNY. The flowers are withering. I'm trying to regrow it but have no idea. At the moment I just pull off the brown leaves. Thanks for the tips
1. How often do I have to water it?
Thank you and Happy Chinese New Year.
Hi there. Thanks for checking in. Here the best and fool proof way to get them to rebloom.:
1. After blooming, remove withered and dried flowers. Cut them midway down the flower stem.
2. Then keep watering the bulbs WITH THE LEAVES still intact. Place them (I assume they’re potted) near sunlight. Let the leaves soak up as much sun as possible. The leaves will continue to photosynthesise this way. And will send all the energy from the sun back into the bulb
3. When you notice them all brown and withered, then you can start looking at transferring them in the landscape.
4. Once planted in the ground, you can give it a good dose of all purpose fertilizer. Let it naturally die back and hibernate.
5. This will allow it to experience fall and winter.
6. Come next spring, it will surely give you growth and blooms
Hope you get successful with this. This has been my method for many years now and it ALWAYS works. Hope this helps! 👍🏼
@@ACORNHILL Thank you very much for your reply. I lived in an apartment. So all my plants are potted. Will try regrow it. 👍
If I decide to leave my daffodil in the pot for next year, after I cut the dead foliage, should I place the whole pot in my garage (cool environment) or what should I do ?
@@sabutterbread hi Sally. Thanks for chiming in. Yeah Storing it in a very cold garage during the fall is absolutely fine. As I mentioned in the video, before fore we store bulbs for hibernating, make sure it gets the sun and let the foliage die back naturally. Then store in a cool dry place. Good luck ! 👍🏼
So it's not a good idea to put the pot outside during the Canadian winter to freeze the bulbs? (Covered)
I wouldn’t take the risk. Northern temps are pretty low. In my opinion even if I were to cover the pots. The danger of freezing can still happen. As pots serve as receptacles unlike if the bulbs are buried, the warmth of the soil (a much bigger “receptacle” can protect the bulbs
Do I feed it bone meal? I heard Potassium and phosphorus is what keeps it blooming, what do you know about that? I heard nitrogen is for the bulb and the greens.
Hey Cheryl. Welcome to Acorn Hill! What I did with these were: I placed a scant amount of bonemeal to help with the root formation (that gave them a healthy jolt). Then I watered them with a solution of 25% espoma indoor all purpose + 75% water
You’re right about potassium and phosphorus: for roots and blooms. Nitrogen is for foliar growth and health.
Why do the tips of the leaves turn yellow, tpo much water or too little?
That’s the usual case. Especially after the blooms are spent. We will keep the leaves after blooming. They act as solar panel which will absorb the energy from the sun. As days pass they will turn more brown. At that time the bulb under the soil would’ve already converted that solar energy for next years bloom. That’s why daffodils are the best spring flowers for the money in my opinion. 😃
what is the name of the best water fertilizer to feed them every day?
I use a weak solution of 25% indoor liquid all purpose fert and 75% water.