No Guest, it has done its thing for this year. The mini daffodil, probably Narcissus Tete-a Tete, is often forced for the Christmas market. You will shortly see pots of it again for the spring market. I would put this pot ourside and let it die down. Then, in the summer, remove the bulb and plant it in the garden.

thank you for the quick answer! I think i am going to love to be here! bye

Don't say 'bye', Hortencia - join in and have a good browse around the site - you really will enjoy it, I promise! Welcome to GOY.

Just thinking, if someone could breed a daffodil which would do what "Guest" had hoped, it would be a winner!

Daffodil breeders out there, get to work!

Welcome, Hortencia.

I see you have joined us welcom abord.

Not a hope Bertie the flower is created from the bulb growth of the previous year so trying to produce more than one lot of flowers in a year is a non-starter.

Shame, even though I know you're right, Mg!