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- How daffodils in the vase turn off their competitors
- The mucus tarnishes the mood of other flowers
- Tricks to kill the poison
- Pets should beware of direct contact
- How to cultivate daffodils in the vase
- Tips & Tricks
How daffodils in the vase turn off their competitors
Daffodils are the spring messengers in the bed. They announce the Easter time. But who wants to create an Easter bouquet, should remember that daffodils are stubborn and do not like sharing their territory in the vase ...
The mucus tarnishes the mood of other flowers
Daffodils contain poisonous substances. Part of it is slimy and comes out when daffodils are cut off. If the daffodils then come into the vase together with other spring flowers, they have to lose the short straw.
The slimy substance is secreted into the vase water. She attaches herself to the stems of the other flowers. There she prevents the flowers that stand in the vase with the daffodils, such as. B. tulips, water can absorb. The pathways in the stems are blocked and the flowers wither quickly.
Tricks to kill the poison
But there are tricks for all those who still want a colorful mixed bouquet of daffodils, tulips and co. Two tricks have proven themselves. It is best to do both tricks to be on the safe side.
First, the cut daffodils are briefly dipped with the stem end in hot water. Then they are placed in a separate vase separate from the other flowers. If they are 'peeled off' the next day, they can join each other.
Pets should beware of direct contact
Daffodils have a poisonous effect on humans and animals. If you come in contact with the mucus, it could cause skin irritation. Beware is also announced with pets. Animals could fatally poison themselves while nibbling at the daffodils. Therefore: Keep out of reach of cat, dog and co.
How to cultivate daffodils in the vase
The subtly scented daffodils need little care in the vase:
Tips & Tricks
How about daffodils in the glass? The daffodils and their onions are placed in a glass with water. That seems extraordinary and creative!