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Daffodil Bulbs in Sara

€32,95

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Daffodil bulbs in Sara

Welcome spring with daffodil bulbs in Sara – an elegant and natural way to brighten your interior or garden. The daffodil is a true spring classic, known for its fresh flowers and reliable blooms, and symbolizes renewal and new energy.

The bulbs are planted in the modern Sara vase, giving them a stylish and decorative look. Perfect as a seasonal decoration.

Features

Spring flowering daffodil bulbs
Flowering time: on average 2–4 weeks, depending on temperature and location
Suitable for indoor and outdoor use
Easy to maintain

Mate: Medium (M) ↑29 Ø16

Medium (M) ↑29 Ø16

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Daffodil Bulbs in Sara

Medium (M) ↑29 Ø16

€32,95

Care

The daffodil is a hardy and easy-care spring bloomer. With the right care, you can enjoy its fresh flowers for as long as possible.

Water

The daffodil needs little water. A small amount of water at the bottom of the vase is sufficient so the roots can reach the water. Too much water can cause the bulb to rot.

Place and light

Place the daffodil in a bright spot. Indoors, avoid direct sunlight or a heat source. Outdoors, the daffodil prefers a sheltered spot.

Temperature

Cooler temperatures prolong flowering. An ideal environment is between 10 and 18°C. In light frost, the daffodil can remain outdoors; in severe frost, protection is recommended.

Additional care tips

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I care for a daffodil in a glass vase indoors?

Place the vase in a bright spot, but out of direct sunlight. Keep the bulb slightly moist: there may be a small amount of water in the vase, but the bulb itself should not be constantly submerged. A cool space will prolong the flowering period.

Can I reuse the daffodil after flowering?

Yes. After flowering, you can remove the spent flowers and let the bulb die back. The bulb can then be planted in the garden or in a pot, where it can bloom again the following spring.

How do I care for a daffodil in a glass vase outside?

Place the vase outside in a sheltered spot, out of direct rain and wind. Ensure excess water can drain and that the bulb doesn't remain wet for extended periods. This isn't a problem during light frost, but in severe frost, we recommend bringing the vase indoors temporarily.