What to do with soil cultured hyacinths after flowering 5

Soil-planted hyacinths, flowered, can be maintained normally until the leaves wither, and then stop watering, put in a cool place on it, the second year can sprout and bloom by itself, in normal maintenance, of course, you can also after withering, dig out the ball, prune the roots properly, and then pick it up with newspapers and the like, and put it in a cool and ventilated place.

Of course, there is a need to say here that many flower friends will say that raising balls, after the hyacinth flowering period, it is the stage of raising balls, flower friends can properly fertilize to raise balls, to thin fertilizer!

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Most flower lovers, after the hydroponic hyacinth flowers bloom, look at a piece of leaves, and throw it away, in fact, you can also keep the ball, and it can be resurrected the next year. After the flowers of hydroponic hyacinths have fallen and the leaves have withered, the water is poured out, the leaves and roots are cut off, and the bulbs are allowed to dry naturally, and then the "shallots" are wrapped in newspaper and placed in a dry place, and they can be taken out in early December (when the flower shop began to sell "shallots") and continue to raise them as usual.

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Flower friends, pay attention, after the hyacinth blooms in the future, don't just throw it away! You can handle it carefully and continue to use it in the next year! Experience.

Raising flowers at home: Do not throw away hyacinths after the flowering period, you can carry out soil cultivation and put them in a cool environment.

1. Planting: Hydroponic hyacinths, generally after flowering, the bulbs are also shriveled up and there is nothing left. Unless your hyacinth bulbs are large, you can cut off the branches after the plant fails, prune the root system of the bulbs, dry them and bury the bulbs in the soil with the leaves, so that the bulbs do not expose the soil.

For soil-cultivated hyacinths, just cut off the flower branches directly after the flower fails.

2. Raising balls: Hyacinths with leaves buried in them, should be placed in a place of astigmatism and ventilation, and bask in the sun after slowing down the pot, usually observe the soil surface 2cm below the dry watering, and water the compound fertilizer water every half a month, the purpose is to raise the ball.

3. Pilling: After the stems and leaves on the hyacinth ground are completely withered, dig out the bulbs, cut off the dry stems, leaves and roots, put the bulbs in a cool place to dry for 3 days, and then wrap the bulb bag with a newspaper and store it in a cool and ventilated place.

4. Planting: Wait until autumn and winter, after the roots of the hyacinth bulb have signs of germination, then plant the bulb into the soil, remember to bury the bulb deeply, and by the way, apply cake fertilizer and bone meal at the bottom of the pot, and replant the cue ball, which can be opened for at least two years.

Usually after the hyacinth flowering, as long as the maintenance environment is ventilated, after the plant flower failure, it will bear seeds on the flower branches, and so the seeds are mature, the use of sowing propagation, maintenance for 5-7 years can grow flowering bulbs.

What to do with hyacinths after flowering: pruning, fertilizing, replanting.

Hyacinth will bloom in March and April every spring, its flowers are raceme-like inflorescence apical, corolla has 6 pieces, is reversed, small flowers have 10-20 dense in the upper part, generally transverse growth, when breeding hyacinths during the flowering period, they need to be placed in a bright light, and potassium dihydrogen phosphate should be sprayed to hyacinths to make their flower colors more gorgeous.

After hyacinths bloom, they need to be cut off to avoid losing excess nutrients. Increase nutrition in time after flowering, apply phosphorus and potassium fertilizer once, hydroponic can be converted to soil culture, and some nutrient solution can also be applied in water. The leaves will wilt in summer, cut off the withered leaves.

Dig out the bulbs, then dry them, wrap the source stool newspaper and store them in the refrigerator, or you can not dig them out of a cool and ventilated place. In autumn, around November, the bulbs are dug up and replanted.

Hyacinth growth habits

Hyacinth has a high crack habit and is sun-loving and cold-tolerant, and is suitable for growing in a cool and humid environment and loose and fertile sandy soil, avoiding stagnant water. It prefers warm and humid winters, cool and slightly drier summers, sunny or semi-shaded environments. Fertiliser, fertile, well-drained sandy loam soil.

Ground planting, potted plants, and water cultivation can be used.

It takes root in autumn, sprouts emerge in early spring, blooms in March, ripens in late May, and withers and goes dormant in early June. Flower bud differentiation was carried out in the dormant period, and the differentiation temperature was about 25, and the differentiation process was about 1 month. After the flower buds are differentiated and elongate and grow, there should be a low temperature stage of about two months, and the temperature can not exceed 13.

After hyacinths bloom, they can be placed indoors in a cool place; Try to keep the temperature as low as possible, and the flowering period can be appropriately extended. Generally speaking, hyacinth bulb bulbs from home potted plants are disposable, and after flowering in the current year, they are no longer raised the following year. Because after a year of flowering, many hyacinth bulbs are already very small, especially hydroponic, the bulbs have dried up, so there is no need to preserve such bulbs and can be discarded directly.

How to deal with soil hyacinth flowers:

1. Keep the bulbs: after the soil culture hyacinth flowers are gone. Cut off all the leaves, flower stems, etc., and keep the bulbs. The bulbs are then buried in the sand and wait for the dormancy period of summer to come.

2. Re-breeding: around July 20, dig it out, put it in the refrigerator room, keep it at 4, carry out low-temperature germination, and wait for the growth point to germinate, continue to bury it in the sand, water it once every 15 days, wait for the pot cultivation in December, the management is very extensive, and there is no special technology.

Here's how to deal with hyacinths after flowering:

For hydroponic hyacinths, don't rush to throw it away after it blooms, because it can continue to be maintained, and when the summer dormant period comes, the leaves of hyacinths will automatically turn yellow and wither, at this time pay attention to take it out of the utensils, cut off the withered leaves with scissors, leaving only the bulb part.

Place the hyacinth bulbs in a cool, ventilated place to dry, then find an old newspaper, wrap the bulbs, and put them in the refrigerator to refrigerate the bulbs. If you don't keep it in the refrigerator, you should also pay attention to keep the temperature below 10, otherwise it is easy to cause the risk of rotting the bulbs. In addition, the low temperature environment can promote the germination of bulbs.

In the spring of the following year, the preserved bulbs can be taken out and continued to be cultivated according to the method of water cultivation.

Key points for the maintenance of hyacinths

1. The soil is fertile

Hyacinth likes to grow in loose and fertile, well-drained sandy loam soil, it is recommended that you use humus soil, river sandy soil, garden soil mixed maintenance, add a small amount of organic fertilizer to the soil when mixing soil, to ensure the growth of plants.

2. Sufficient light

Hyacinth is sun-loving, the growth of the plant needs sufficient scattered light, it is recommended to put it in a place with better lighting at home for maintenance, which is more conducive to the growth of the plant and the differentiation of flower buds. In addition, it should be kept in a cool environment in summer to avoid damage to the plants due to strong light.