Intervals prior to the earthquake exceeded 12 hours. The satellites are irregular performers with closed intervals hard to come by, often being in excess of 16 hours. The water level and activity is often related to Labial's, rising with the other geyser and falling afterwards, but in 1989 they appeared to also act independently. The east vent reaches about 6 feet. The less frequent west vent reaches 10 feet.
Durations are less than a minute.
Narcissus is the hardest geyser of the group to see from the road. Not only is it located the furthest from the road, it is also partially hidden by a row of trees. The formations at Narcissus have the same pink coloration of Pink Cone and Pink Geysers, which all lie along the same line. Thus, it appears that there is a connection between the three geysers. The connection must be tenuous though as the activity of the various geysers does not seem to affect the others.