The trick is not to have too much water in the container or bury the bulbs too deep in soil. When growing paperwhites indoors, all they'll need is some water -- preferably in a tall, narrow glass ...

Paperwhites don't need a special bulb pan or pot. Any decorative container roughly twice as wide as it is high will do fine, provided it will hold water and pebbles for the roots to grow.

Place as many bulbs as possible in the container, but do not let them touch one another or the sides of the pot. Place the paperwhite bulbs on the gravel, pointed-side up. Fill in around them with ...

This is difficult to do if you cannot see through the sides of your container. Drop the water level as the roots develop to avoid rotting the bulbs. If you grow your paperwhites in pebbles ...

Finish filling the pot with potting soil so that you still see the tips of the bulbs exposed. Paperwhites may also be grown in bowls of pebbles and water. Choose a decorative bowl or container ...

soil and container. “The tradition of indoor bulbs is the perfect plant pick-me-up. This is one of the things that makes you feel like you’re a genius gardener — especially the paperwhites ...

They all work.” David adds: “Plant the paperwhites in a 2- to 3-inch deep container, fill with stones, place the bulbs with the root side down and the points up, and fill with 1 inch of water.

You can grow paperwhite narcissus from bulbs. Place them in a pot that has growing medium designed especially for container plants. Be sure the container has a drainage hole in the bottom to avoid ...

Since narcissus bulbs are small, they should not be planted too deeply, an inch or two will do. Water them well to settle the soil around the bulbs. Do not use a high nitrogen fertilizer ...