When do hyacinths bloom
Main content introduction: This is an introduction to when hyacinths bloom and a brief overview of the flowering period of hyacinths in the aspect of green plants and flowers. Let's take a look together!
Although hyacinths are herbaceous bulbous plants, they can bloom and are very ornamental after blooming, emitting a charming fragrance and having a certain effect of relieving fatigue. However, many people may not know when hyacinths bloom, so it is rare to see hyacinths bloom during the cultivation process. So, how should we handle hyacinths after they bloom? Let's find out together with the editor next.
【One, When do hyacinths bloom】
The blooming time of hyacinths varies, as the growth environment will affect the normal blooming of the plant. However, the time difference is not significant, so most hyacinths cultivated at home will bloom around February. But the blooming period is not long, only two months, usually by April, the flowers will fade.
If cultivated in soil, they can bloom again the following year, provided that fertilization is carried out during the cultivation process. If cultivated in water, it's not very meaningful, and the blooming period of hyacinths depends on the environmental temperature. In rooms with high temperatures, they may bloom within two weeks. After blooming, placing them in a cooler place can extend the blooming period.
【Two, How to handle hyacinths after they bloom】
For hyacinths cultivated in soil, after blooming, they can be maintained normally until the leaves wither, then stop watering and place them in a cool place. They can sprout and bloom again the next year. Of course, after withering, the bulb can be dug up, the roots trimmed appropriately, wrapped in newspaper, and placed in a cool and ventilated place.
When do hyacinths bloom
However, most flower enthusiasts throw away the bulbs after the flowers of the hyacinths cultivated in water have bloomed and the leaves have withered. Actually, you can keep the bulbs, and they can be revived the next year. After the flowers of the hyacinths cultivated in water have faded and the leaves have withered, pour out the water, cut off the leaves and roots, let the bulb dry naturally, wrap the "bulb" with newspaper, and place it in a dry place. Take it out in early December and continue to care for it as usual.
【Three, Precautions after hyacinths bloom】
<1, Need sufficient sunlight>
Hyacinths need plenty of sunlight after blooming and should be placed outdoors or in a sunny area, with at least four to five hours of sunlight every day. If placed indoors without sunlight, they will wither quickly.
<2, Regular fertilization is needed>
This is about nutrition. The nutrition in water cultivation is, of course, not enough. Even if buried in the soil after blooming, the roots may break, and even if they don't break, they may not adapt to the soil. The nutrition in pot cultivation is also insufficient. You should know that the roots in ground cultivation can grow to over 50 centimeters, and a sufficient amount of phosphorus and potassium fertilizers should be added to the soil. After sprouting, apply nitrogen fertilizers a few times, and after blooming, apply phosphorus and potassium fertilizers several times until the leaves turn yellow.
<Conclusion>
Through the detailed introduction above, I believe everyone now knows when hyacinths bloom. Generally, hyacinths will bloom in February, and the blooming period usually lasts only two months. Do not throw away the hyacinths after they fade, as they can be planted again the following year. Now you know how to handle hyacinths after they bloom, right?
The above is a brief experience on when hyacinths bloom and a brief introduction to the flowering period of hyacinths in the aspect of green plants and flowers, hoping to bring you help in your daily life!