With the increasing popularity of indoor green plants, Hyacinthus orientalis has become a popular choice for home decoration due to its bright flowers and fresh fragrance. Not only is Hyacinth beautiful, but it also has the function of purifying the air. How to raise a beautiful pot of Hyacinth at home? This article will introduce you to the breeding methods and precautions of Hyacinth in detail.
Hyacinth planting method1. Choose the right soil
Hyacinth prefers well-drained and fertile soil. Before planting, you can mix the soil with decomposed leaf soil, perlite, etc., to increase the soil's breathability and water retention.
2. Planting time
The best planting time for Hyacinth is from autumn to winter every year. The temperature during this period is suitable for the growth of Hyacinth.
3. Planting steps
(1) Clean the Hyacinth bulbs and dry them in a cool and ventilated place.
(2) Fill the flower pot with an appropriate amount of soil, then place the Hyacinth bulbs in a certain spacing.
(3) Bury the bulbs in the soil, cover with soil, and keep the soil moist.
(4) Place the pot in a place with plenty of scattered light, avoiding direct sunlight.
Hyacinth maintenance method1. Watering
Hyacinth prefers a humid environment but dislikes waterlogging. During the growing period, keep the soil moist but do not waterlog. When watering, avoid splashing water on the leaves to prevent diseases.
2. Fertilization
During the growth of Hyacinth, apply a compound fertilizer once a month to promote its growth.
3. Lighting
Hyacinth prefers scattered light and avoids direct sunlight. During the growing period, the pot can be placed in a well-lit area indoors, but be careful to avoid direct sunlight.
4. Air circulation
Keep the indoor air circulating, which is beneficial to the growth of Hyacinth.
Precautions for Hyacinth1. Prevent diseases and pests
Hyacinth is susceptible to diseases and pests such as powdery mildew and leaf spot. During the breeding process, inspect the plants regularly and control diseases and pests in a timely manner when found.
2. Avoid lodging
During the growth of Hyacinth, the stem may lodging. In the breeding process, support the stem regularly to avoid lodging.
3. Post florescence treatment
After the flowering period of Hyacinth, cut off the residual flowers in time to avoid nutrient consumption. After the leaves wither, you can trim the roots appropriately to reduce nutrient consumption.
Raising Hyacinth is not complicated. As long as you master the correct planting methods and maintenance skills, you can raise a beautiful pot of Hyacinth at home. It is hoped that this article can provide help for your breeding path. According to the China Flower News, in recent years, Hyacinth has become popular in the indoor flower market in our country, and raising Hyacinth has become the choice of more and more flower lovers. Let's take action and raise a pot of Hyacinth that belongs to us!