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title: "Should I be concerned?"
description: "Should I be concerned?"
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author: "Trisha Solis"
published: "2025-04-14T16:28:36.021359Z"
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# Should I be concerned?

_Pubblicato da Trisha Solis il 2025-04-14_

Should I be concerned?

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## 1 commento

### Taylor ha commentato il 2025-04-14

No need to worry—this is totally normal. Daffodil blooms naturally wilt and dry up after they’re done flowering. You can gently snip off the spent blooms to tidy up the plant, but leave the green leaves alone so they can store energy for next year.

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