165438+1sunny Saturday, October 27th
Today is the weekend. I got up a little in the morning, but I saw narcissus wake up early and bask in the sun. I walked lazily to the balcony and rummaged through the buds of daffodils, but nothing changed. Suddenly, I found another bud about half a centimeter on the branch near the root of the largest daffodil. I was so happy 1 that I only heard a squeak. I took a look, patted my chest and said, "Fortunately, I didn't break it."
1Sunday, October 28th, the weather is fine.
I got up at 6 o'clock this morning because I'm going to climb the mountain with my father. Of course, I can't forget the first thing when I get up in the morning. As soon as I got up, I picked up a ruler and ran to Narcissus. Unfortunately, how to make daffodils lazy today? I have no spirit at all. I looked at the bottom of the jar. Oh, it turns out that Grandpa Sun came out wandering around these days and stole all the nutrients from the daffodils. No wonder I am listless. I looked at him helplessly and thought: I hope he can stand up again!
165438+1Tuesday, October 30th, sunny.
Today's music class was really fun. I hummed a ditty and went home to see daffodils. Oh, my God, how did he fall to the ground? It turned out that my mother dropped him when she was hanging clothes. I picked him up and blamed my mother. After I conditioned the daffodil roots, I put them in a small jar. I looked at him and thought, the teacher is right. Raising flowers is much better than raising animals.
65438+February 1 Wednesday sunny
There will be a comprehensive practice class again tomorrow. I conditioned the daffodils, and in the process of reconditioning, I found that many buds were still wrapped in small buds. I wiped the thin ash on the daffodil, which looked very energetic, clean and attractive. I think my daffodils will be the best in our class tomorrow. Maybe no classmates will call him onion.
Narcissus continuous observation diary (1) 300 words
Narcissus is known as "Ling Boxian". Most of the daffodils described in the book are like a girl standing in the water, very beautiful.
Last Friday, I bought a daffodil seed during my period. When I saw it, I couldn't help shouting, "My God! How can this' ugly' be' Ling Boxian'-Narcissus? " It's all black, like three freshly baked sweet potatoes.
Then my grandmother mysteriously came up to me and said, "I have a way to make it beautiful!" " "I rushed over and asked," what can you do? Tell me! Say it! "Grandma deliberately sold the prison and said to me," Look at me and you will understand! " "I saw grandma take out a basin, put water in it, and put dark daffodil seeds in the basin. Ten minutes passed, a quarter of an hour passed ... half an hour passed, and finally, the soil on the daffodil seeds fell off. Grandma peeled the skin off the daffodil seed. When grandma completely took off her "coat", "Ugliness" revealed her milky white body, like three white radishes. We planted the washed daffodils in a basin filled with water. I look forward to daffodils blooming as soon as possible and becoming "Ling Boxian".
Narcissus continuous observation diary (3) 100 words
Thirty-two days have passed. "Little Princess" and "Soldier" have grown into flower buds. Buds are emerald green. A bud consists of six or seven small buds, which are covered with a thin flower membrane, just like a pod. Some buds seem to want to see the outside world as soon as possible. They keep growing and burst into "pods". Some buds, like a shy girl, have been hiding in the leaves. "Girls" are all like fairies in green gauze skirts, standing gracefully on the "castle". "Ling Boxian" seems to have come to me.
Continuous observation of narcissus diaries (2) 150 words
Six days have passed, and the daffodils that used to be like three white radishes have sprouted. I counted, there are about a dozen. Now, the once "white radish" has become a "castle". High in the middle are two "little princesses"; The surrounding buds protect them like soldiers; Next to it is the "little guard" guarding the city gate.
Clear water surrounds this "castle", just like a magical "moat", which keeps this "castle" full of vitality. The stained glass under grandma's basin makes this "castle" more charming.
I gently put this "castle" on the balcony with the best lighting at home, hoping that Grandfather Sun can give it more care and make it the "Ling Boxian" in my heart as soon as possible.
Narcissus observation diary 800 words
One day, my mother and I went to Hero Mountain Cultural Market to play and bought a daffodil.
It looks like a garlic, and my mother says it's its bulb. It has three light bulbs, the one in the middle is big and round, and there are two small and flat ones on both sides. There are six flat yellow buds on the top of the big light bulb, 0. 1 mm thick, with two or three small buds sticking out from the small bulbs on both sides.
When I just bought it back, I was covered with mud and a layer of black dry skin, just like an ugly clay doll. My mother asked me to peel off the mud and dried skin outside, and it became a clean and lovely white doll. Put it in a porcelain dish filled with clear water, and it grinned at me!
Narcissus has been in my house for a week and has changed. The yellow bud on the top of the big light bulb has turned green, growing more than a centimeter; The buds on the left and right sides also turned green, growing 4-5 mm higher respectively. There are some short white roots under it, just like beards.
Now daffodils are like a head, with only a few decent hairs on it, but a beard has begun to grow below. So cute!
My daffodils are growing tall again! The biggest bud in the middle of the biggest bulb has grown six long leaves, and another "lentil" has grown from the middle of the leaves-it is turquoise, wrapped in a film, and there seems to be some lentils hidden in it. My mother said that it is the flower bone bud of the daffodil! There are already 16 leaves on this bud. 4 cm tall, 2. 2 cm wide, almost 1 mm thick. Its leaves are long and flat, the color is light green upward and turquoise downward.
This daffodil has eleven buds, and almost every bud has 5-8 long leaves. There is more than one bud. There are already six buds on the eleventh bud, and they are all flat, like lentils. Soon, the daffodils will bloom!
The root of daffodils is also my biggest concern. It is long and white, much like the root of mung bean sprouts or soybean sprouts, and more like grandpa banyan's beard. However, it is fragile, and it will break if you are not careful.
My daffodils are in bloom!
The membrane of its flower bone has cracked, with four or five thin flower stems sticking out everywhere and a small white bud on its head. The buds are open, and the daffodils are finally in full bloom! Narcissus is white, consisting of six white petals with a golden heart inside. The innermost part is a cluster of small yellow stamens, each with a sharp head and a red "dot" stuck to it. How beautiful! Daffodils also give off fragrance!
From a distance, the daffodil looks like a white-faced fairy in a green dress and cloak. There are several yellow bows in her hair and she dances on the rippling lake. No wonder she is called "Ling Boxian"!
The daffodils are blooming more and more beautifully. As soon as they entered the room, there was a faint fragrance!
Today, I was watering daffodils when I suddenly found one of them bent. To my great surprise, although the lower part of the flower stem has been crushed, the upper part of it has turned a corner and stood up, and it is blooming!
Ah! The vitality of daffodils is so tenacious!
Narcissus 600 words
I was very depressed after I failed the exam. I didn't talk to anyone or even eat this day. And it-a pot of daffodils completely changed my mood and made me regain my confidence.
About last October, the teacher asked us to carve daffodils. I still remember that at that time, I peeled off the brown skin with a knife to expose the white and tender phosphorus. The bottom of the daffodil is slightly bigger than my fist, and it stores a lot of nutrients. After I came back that day, I began to cultivate narcissus carefully. I put it in a basin and change the water every day. Just soak it, don't bother or trim it. This is the advantage of keeping daffodils.
Recently, my daffodils have bloomed. Narcissus is like a graceful fairy, beautiful and noble. There are many white roots under its head, as white as grandpa's beard, which are used to absorb water and nutrition.
Then I saw pure green, emerald-shining green. Seeing it is like being in the green embrace of nature. Its leaves are all from the roots, and the long leaves grow evenly and stand tall and straight, which makes people feel motivated. The bottom of the leaves is bluish white and the top is green, which feels good.
A stem grows in the middle of the branch, and each stem has three or four flowers. At first glance, the petals are white and the stamens are lemon yellow, like a fluffy ball; Look carefully, each flower is divided into three layers, the outermost layer is six white petals, the middle layer is like a golden wine glass, surrounding the flower core, and the innermost layer is three fluffy yellow flower cores with a white flower core in the middle; Seen from a distance, the white flowers and the yellow core look so noble and elegant. The whole flower is exquisite.
Lower your head and put your nose in front of the flowers to smell. There is a kind of fragrance floating into your heart, which makes people intoxicated and relaxed. I think that's the feeling of "refreshing"
A gust of wind blew, and the daffodils shook their heads, shook their beautiful petite bodies and danced in the wind. It was really pleasing to the eye. No wonder daffodils have the reputation of "Ling Boxian".
Narcissus doesn't show off its beauty like a rose, fiddle with its graceful posture like a lotus, or even exude its fragrance like a osmanthus, but narcissus is fresh and refined, facing the world with its true colors and beautifying the world. Narcissus didn't ask for anything, but gave silently. Her enterprising spirit inspired me, let me out of the shadow of failing in the exam, and let me know the indomitable spirit of not bowing to difficulties.
Daffodils, daffodils, thank you for your beauty and encouragement. I praise you!