Why Daffodils Grow in the Same Place Every Year

The video explores the life cycle of daffodils, focusing on their growth from bulbs, dormancy during winter, and blooming in spring. It explains how bulbs store energy to survive harsh conditions and how perennials like daffodils return each year without replanting. The video also compares bulbs to seeds and discusses the dormancy process in plants, highlighting the role of scales in bulbs for energy storage.

What is a key difference between bulbs and seeds?

• Bulbs are a type of seed.

• Bulbs grow above ground, seeds grow below ground.

• Bulbs store energy, seeds do not.

• Bulbs and seeds need different conditions to grow.

Why do some plants not need to be replanted every year?

• They are annuals.

• They are perennials.

• They are seasonal.

• They are biennials.

What does it mean when a plant goes dormant?

• It grows faster than usual.

• It dies and regrows from seeds.

• It changes color.

• It stops growing but remains alive.

How do daffodils survive the winter?

• By producing seeds.

• By absorbing sunlight.

• By growing new leaves.

• By using stored energy in their bulbs.

Which of the following flowers also grow from bulbs?

• Roses

• Sunflowers

• Daisies

• Tulips