What is grape hyacinth? How to grow grape hyacinth

Grape hyacinth is named because its flowers look like grapes, and there are many varieties and colors, and different colors also symbolize different meanings. But no matter what variety, the flowers are very similar to grapes, they are fragrant, sometimes elegant, sometimes dreamy, so beautiful. Such beautiful flowers must be liked by many people and planted for viewing, whether indoors, in conference places, or in public places. You must love such beautiful flowers, so how to grow grape hyacinths?

[Warning] The whole plant of hyacinth is poisonous

How to grow grape hyacinth

1. Grape hyacinth likes warm and cool climates, likes light but is also shade-tolerant. The suitable temperature is 15 to 30 degrees. It should be planted in loose, humus-containing, fertile soil with good drainage.

2. After planting, new leaves should be grown and organic fertilizer should be applied regularly to promote development. Grape hyacinth has strong adaptability and can be transplanted at any time when needed without worrying about it not surviving.

3. When growing grape hyacinths at home, they should be placed in a sunny place and watered frequently. After the inflorescence emerges from the soil, they should be placed in a semi-shaded place to ensure vigorous growth of the inflorescence.

4. Use seed propagation, dig up the mother plant every 2 to 3 years, and choose well-growing seed plants as propagation materials. Apply enough base fertilizer before planting to ensure adequate nutrients.

5. The amount of watering varies according to the season. Pay attention to watering during the growth period. Reduce watering after the flowers fade and apply fertilizer 1-2 times. Stop watering in summer and provide enough water in winter. This is because summer is the dormant period of grape hyacinth, while winter is the vigorous growth period.