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Common name:  Potted Daffodils
Latin name:
Narcissus 'Dutch Master'

Narcissus - Daffodils
Native to: Man made hybrids
Grown for:
Temporary indoor flowering plant
Temps: Provide a cool location away from direct sunshine or heating ducts
Humidity:
Not critical
Pests: None
Lighting:
Pictured: Narcissus 'Dutch Master'
Potted Bulbs Cultural information: Narcissus is simply the Latin name for Daffodils. The Daffodil family is quite large containing hundreds of varieties. Potted Daffodils are available at your local Colorado Garden Center or Floral Shop from January thru March.

When shopping for Daffodils look for plants with dark green foliage. Avoid plants with yellowed or white stems, indicating the plants have been neglected or stored in the dark. Each container should have enough plants in it to fill the pot nicely. Narcissus flowers last a bit longer than some of the other bulbs so it iss ok to purchase a plant with a few open flowers. The tighter the flowers are, the longer you'll be able to enjoy your Daffodil.

Once you get your new Narcissus home place it in bright indirect light away from heat sources, such as TV's or heat ducts. Heat will speed up the natural flowering process shortening the life span of your plant. Narcissus are usually potted in a sandy soil which provides excellent drainage for your plant. Be sure to set your plant in a saucer or drip tray to catch the water that is sure to run out. Water your plant every couple of days. Fertilizing is not necessary. Once your Narcissus has finished flowering recycle it to the compost bin and replace it with a new flowering plant. 

Forced bulbs will not re-flower if planted outdoors.

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