Pruning guide
How to prune narcissus 'jetfire'
Best time
As soon as flowers fade in early-to-mid spring
How often
Annually after each flowering
Technique
Snap or cut the spent flower head off at the top of its stem, leaving the stem itself and all leaves intact. Remove foliage only once it is fully yellow and papery.
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Pruning narcissus 'jetfire' — FAQ
When should I prune narcissus 'jetfire'?
As soon as flowers fade in early-to-mid spring. Snap or cut the spent flower head off at the top of its stem, leaving the stem itself and all leaves intact. Remove foliage only once it is fully yellow and papery.
How often does narcissus 'jetfire' need pruning?
Annually after each flowering. Narcissus 'Jetfire' needs only deadheading after its reflexed yellow-and-orange flowers finish. Remove spent blooms to stop seed production. Leave all foliage to die back naturally over 6–8 weeks — the leaves replenish the bulb for next year. Do not cut, tie, or braid green leaves early.
How do you prune narcissus 'jetfire'?
Snap or cut the spent flower head off at the top of its stem, leaving the stem itself and all leaves intact. Remove foliage only once it is fully yellow and papery.