Can I keep daffodils in my bedroom?

Now that the daffodils are in bloom, let's talk more about daffodils. First, can daffodils be kept in the bedroom? In fact, it is not recommended to keep plants in the bedroom, mainly considering the influence of floral fragrance on people. The fragrance of daffodils can only be smelled if it is close, so it is no problem to keep them in the bedroom from this point of view. If daffodils need light when they bloom normally, if they just want to be placed in the bedroom for viewing, it is recommended to move to the bedroom when they bloom and put them on the balcony for maintenance at other times. If you plan to keep them in your bedroom all the time, make sure there is enough light. There are also flower friends who ask if daffodils can be kept in the living room? Like the bedroom, we must ensure the light, otherwise the daffodils will grow white and bloom weakly, and the ornamental value will be discounted. Besides, are daffodils poisonous? The rhizomes of many plants in Amaryllidaceae are poisonous. For daffodils, the roots are still inedible, but keeping them at home is harmless to the human body. It's not a year or two since daffodils were taken care of by flower friends, who can take care of them with confidence. Let's talk about the maintenance points of daffodils in the living room and bedroom. In fact, no matter where we are, if we want to raise a plant well, we must meet its basic needs. Narcissus likes cold climate, so it is usually planted in autumn and winter and blooms in the next spring. The editor knows that there is heating in many places in the north, and this temperature is actually a bit high for daffodils. Therefore, it is suggested that daffodils should be kept on the balcony as far as possible in the home of flower friends with high indoor temperature, and then moved indoors to watch them, killing two birds with one stone. Except for some foliage plants, most flowering plants do not perform well indoors, so if space is limited, they can only be kept in the bedroom, preferably on the sunny windowsill, not in the shade like foliage plants, because they are still different from daffodils.