Daffodils, also known as Chinese narcissus, are a variant of narcissus multiflorum. It is a perennial herbaceous plant of the Amaryllidaceae family. The leaves of narcissus are extracted from the green-white cylindrical sheath at the top of the bulb, and the flower stem (commonly known as the arrow) is extracted from the leaves. Generally, each bulb can produce 1-2 flower stems, and more can reach 8-11 flower stems, umbel-shaped inflorescences. There are mostly 6 petals, and the ends of the petals are goose yellow. There is a bowl-like protective cover outside the stamen. The bulbs are ovate to broadly ovoid and spherical, and are covered with a brown membrane. The leaves are narrow and long, and the capsule is dehiscent on the back. Flowering in spring.
