How to Propagate Peruvian daffodils?
The primary method for propagating peruvian daffodils is through division of bulbs, as seed propagation is often too slow and less reliable for home gardeners. Key factors for successful propagation include bright light, well-draining soil, and warm temperatures. Special care should be taken during the dormant period when bulbs are stored. Generally, propagation of peruvian daffodils is moderately easy but requires patience for the bulbs to establish. To propagate, separate offsets from the parent bulb during dormancy, plant in potting soil with the neck exposed, and water sparingly until growth appears.