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How long should it take for potted daffodils to bloom when kept at room temperature and placed in a window where they can receive the normal amount of sunlight for the UK in February?
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∙ 10y ago
As long as the bulbs had the proper chilling time of 16-18 weeks at 35-45F, and then transferred to the window at room temperature where they can receive at least 6 hours of sunlight, you should have flowers 4 weeks after you see the first nubbin break the soil. For February blooms they need to be planted in mid-October.
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