If your narcissus flowers are growing leaves but failing to bloom, this is frustrating, but the issue is usually related to environmental conditions, planting depth, or care routines. Narcissus flowers require a period of cool temperatures during the winter to trigger flowering. If bulbs were planted too late in the season or in a location that didn’t get enough cold, the flower buds may not develop properly. Another common reason is overcrowding. Narcissus bulbs multiply over time, and when too many bulbs are planted close together, they compete for nutrients and sunlight, resulting in fewer or no blooms. Additionally, insufficient sunlight can prevent flowering. Narcissus flowers need at least 6 hours of direct sunlight daily to produce strong, vibrant blooms.
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