How to save hyacinth seed heads, how to save hyacinth seed bulbs

If it is soil-cultured, it can be re-flowered next year after vernalization, and if it is hydroponic, throw it away. And the pearl top red, similar to it, but don't dry, put it in a cool place in summer, and you can continue to bloom in winter. If it has been placed in the soil, it should be planted according to the method of pearl top red.

Hyacinth, alias: daffodil, five-colored daffodil, Latin name: hyacinthus orientalis L

sp. pl.It is a perennial herbaceous plant of the family Liliaceae and hyacinth.

Underground stems are spherical. The leaves are thickly lanceolate. The racemes are apical, the corolla is 6 pieces, and the common cultivation has red, yellow, blue, white, and purple varieties, with aromatic flavor, and the flowering period is from March to April.

It is native to southern Europe, southern Africa and Asia, and is most cultivated in the Netherlands. It is cultivated all over the country. It can be used to arrange flower beds and lawn edges in spring.

It can also be potted, water-raised, or cut flowers.

There are more than 2,000 horticultural varieties of hyacinths in the world, which are mainly divided into two categories: "Dutch species" and "Roman species". The former is an authentic variety, most of which only have 1 flower leaf per plant, and the body is stout and the flowers are large. The latter is mostly mutated hybrids, each plant can give birth to two or three flowers, the body is weak, the flowers are thinner, and most consumers like to buy Dutch hyacinths.

Have you ever bloomed hyacinths? If you don't have a yard, plant it directly in a pot, and if you can, it's best to plant it in a yard. Water irregularly to rejuvenate the bulbs.

Keep it in the refrigerator for a month for better flowering, and if it's not season yet, just freeze it!

Hyacinth bulbs need to be dug out of the soil before preservation, then washed with clean water to remove old, residual and diseased roots, and then soaked in carbendazim solution for disinfection. Store dried bulbs in a cool place, refrigerate them in the refrigerator, or wrap them in newspaper.

The bulbs of hyacinths are dug out of the soil and then washed with clean water to remove all the soil from the surface. After that, the old, stump and rotten roots on the bulb are cut off with a knife to keep the root system healthy, and then placed in a ventilated place to dry the wound.

The bulbs to be preserved should also be disinfected, soaked in carbendazim solution diluted with water, and the bulbs should be taken out after 30 to 40 minutes to ensure that the residual bacteria on them have been eliminated, and then dried for preservation.

How to store the processed hyacinth bulbs can be directly packed into a bag filled with sawdust, and then the bag is sealed, and the suspension is hung in a cool and ventilated dry area, so that it can better enter dormancy, and then take it out for planting in the next year.

You can also choose to put the bulbs directly into the bag to keep it breathable, and then put the bag directly into the refrigerator for refrigeration to keep it in a good dormant state and avoid nutrient loss or bacterial infection.

It is also possible to wrap the naturally dried bulbs directly in newspaper and place them in a cool, ventilated location so that the bulbs can breathe normally and will not rot due to the stuffy environment. Wait until October of the following year to remove the bulbs from the newspaper and sow them.

To preserve hyacinth bulbs, you need to prune, clean, disinfect and sterilize. Use sand storage, bag sealing, refrigerator low wheel pin temperature refrigeration and other methods to keep fresh, and can be replanted to potting soil in the spring of the next year. When storing and sealing in the sand, it should be properly insulated, and the low temperature environment should not be lower than the freezing point.

Hyacinth bulbs are usually treated and preserved after flowering. The hyacinth bulbs are removed from the growth environment, and after pruning the old roots, stump roots, and rotten roots, they are cleaned and disinfected, and placed in a cool and ventilated environment to recover the wound.

After washing the hyacinth, it can be stored in moist sand, and the temperature in the fine sand is stable in the warm range. The bulbs of the sand are not susceptible to pests and diseases, and can be removed and transplanted after the spring of the next year.

Prepare a bag with sawdust, place the hyacinth bulbs in the bag, then seal the bag tightly and hang it in a cool, ventilated and dry environment. This preservation can make the bulbs enter a dormant state well, but ensure that the air permeability in the environment is normal.

After air-drying, hyacinths are wrapped in clean and dry newspaper and placed in the fresh-keeping and refrigerated layer of the refrigerator, and the low temperature is used to force the hyacinth's bulbs into a dormant state. Moreover, it is not easy to rot in a low temperature environment, and the temperature is properly controlled to prevent it from falling below freezing.