What are the cultivation methods for hyacinths after they bloom?
Are you familiar with these? What are the cultivation methods for hyacinths after they bloom and the experience in green plant maintenance regarding the germination method of hyacinth bulbs? The site editor will introduce these to netizens next.
Is hyacinth a disposable flower? Actually, it's wrong; it can rebloom after flowering.
Spring is the most suitable time for cultivating hyacinths, and the blooming of hyacinths is very beautiful. There are many flower enthusiasts who enjoy cultivating hyacinths. However, most people think of hyacinths as disposable flowers that bloom once and then are finished. At this point, many people will habitually throw them away. In fact, after hyacinths finish blooming, they can bloom again. Some friends might feel regretful for having thrown away so many in the past. Now that you know, it's not too late. Below, I will introduce how to handle hyacinths after they bloom.
Most flower enthusiasts cultivate hyacinths using soil. Since we have just passed through winter, hydroponics is also possible, but it is not recommended to use water to cultivate hyacinths when the weather is cold. For hyacinths cultivated in soil that want to rebloom after flowering, you need to cut off all the wilted flowers and trim the leaves appropriately, leaving only a bulb and a few tender leaves. Even if you don't trim them, when spring arrives and the weather warms up, the hyacinth flowers will fall off automatically, but they will consume a lot of nutrients, so it's better to trim them yourself.
Do not water immediately after trimming. Then, take out the bulb, whether it's hydroponics or soil cultivation. After trimming, you should take out the bulb, clean it, and dry the surface moisture with tissue paper. Prepare some newspaper to wrap the bulb and plant it in the soil next winter. When the weather warms up, the bulb will gradually sprout until it blooms again. If you want to hydroponically cultivate, it is also possible, but it might freeze to death in winter. You can wait until early spring to cultivate, which is easier for survival.
What are the cultivation methods for hyacinths after they bloom?
How should hydroponic hyacinths be handled after blooming? In fact, the methods are more or less the same. Hydroponic hyacinths take a bit longer to cultivate than soil cultivation. Even after flowering, they can continue to be kept indoors for decoration. When the weather gets hotter, they can be cultivated until mid-June. At this point, you should cut off all the roots and leaves, leaving only the hyacinth bulb, clean the moisture, wrap it in newspaper, and save it for planting next year.
The above detailed explanation also makes it clear to all friends that hyacinths can rebloom. However, when planting hyacinths at the beginning, try to choose bulbs that are plump and large, as larger bulbs have a higher chance of reblooming. Some smaller ones might be disposable flowers. The bulbs we have processed a second time can be planted in winter or according to the weather changes around us, as the winters in the north and south are very different. The second-time planted hyacinths might not be as beautiful as the first batch, but it does not affect their inherent beauty.
That's all for the knowledge about the second blooming of hyacinths. Now, the hyacinths at home are in the growing stage. Remember to save the bulbs after they finish blooming, and you can still see the flowers next year. Throwing them away would be a waste. Finally, those who like it can share it with hyacinth enthusiasts. Perhaps you will be given one or two more pots, isn't that wonderful?
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