How long does it take for hyacinths to bloom in hydroponics? What temperature is the right temperatu

1. In December, the seed head can be placed in a glass bottle with a wide mouth, and a little charcoal can be added to help disinfect and prevent corrosion. The amount of water is limited to not touching the bottom of the bulb. Then place in a dark place and cover the bottle with a black cloth.

Room temperature 5-10. Because darkness helps hyacinths to root. After more than 20 days, the roots will sprout in total darkness, and they can be taken outside to receive sunlight.

Note: Many people buy bulbs that have already taken root in the florist, so the previous step can be omitted. )

2. After the root system is fully grown, move to a bright place without direct light, control the temperature above 10, change the water once every 2-3 days, and keep the water clean. So that the water is soaked to the roots, there is no need to water and no fertilizer.

3. After the leaves grow, gradually increase the light, and the buds can accept direct light, but pay attention to frequently change the direction of light, so that the leaves and flower stems grow strong and straight, and prevent them from being crooked to the side. The temperature gradually rises to about 20, and the water is changed every 3-4 days until the flowers are gone.

4. After the hyacinth flowers are gone, the flower stems should be cut off, and the bulbs should be taken out and planted in pots to enrich the bulbs. When the leaves are dry, dig out the bulbs and store them, and replant them in pots in autumn to make them rejuvenate. If the bulb is well preserved, it will still bloom the next year, but the flowers will be dwarf and the flower leaves will shrunk, mainly because the bulb has degenerated.

Therefore, hyacinth cultivation is better to buy new bulbs after a year of planting.

Hyacinths take more than 50 days to bloom from the time of water, the flowering period is in a week, the taste is very fragrant, and the root system is white and beautiful. There is no requirement for temperature, a little higher or a little lower can be, but it is best between 15-25, if it is high, it will grow crazy, and if it is low, it will grow slowly

Hello! Light is needed, but not very demanding at first. Increase light exposure as you grow.

There is no special requirement for temperature, but it will affect his growth, 15-20 can be, the temperature is higher and the growth is faster, and vice versa.

If it blooms, it will be different depending on the method of raising, and the one I raised also took two months.

When in doubt, please ask.

Hyacinths are very good when placed on balconies, indoor windowsills, and living rooms. The location needs to be exposed to the right amount of sunlight, and if there is no light in the conservation area, it will grow long. In addition, the maintenance environment should also be properly ventilated, which can reduce the probability of being attacked by pests and diseases.

It is not suitable for placing it in the bedroom, its floral fragrance is relatively strong, and it will cause discomfort after smelling it for a long time.

Hyacinths take about 70-80 days to bloom in hydroponics, and the flowering period is generally around March to April. If you want it to bloom earlier, you need to maintain it reasonably, change the water once every 7 days or so, and add the nutrient solution appropriately, so that the root system needs to be properly exposed to the sun. However, after the first flowering, it generally needs to be cultivated in the second year, so it generally does not bloom at this time.

When hydroponics, it should be noted that the water used must be clean, and the temperature of the water should not be too high, and tap water can be used for cultivation. When its bulbs are not available, they should not be raised in a place with direct light.

If hydroponics is done in the right way, hyacinths grow roots very quickly. After hydroponics, put it in a ventilated, warm place, and after 1-2 days, it will be able to grow young roots. In the early days of hydroponics, it grows roots very quickly.

Generally, after 1-2 weeks, its root system can be initially matured.

Hydroponic hyacinths don't germinate as quickly as they do. In general, there are no signs of germination in the first few weeks of planting. When its roots are mature and the rate of absorption of nutrients from the water is accelerated, its buds can slowly grow.

Generally speaking, it takes about 4-5 weeks from planting to germination, and about 3 weeks from initial root maturation to germination.

Hyacinths need to accumulate a sufficient amount of nutrients to bloom, and this also takes a long time. Normally, after germination, it needs to grow new leaves and allow the root system to mature better. In this way, its leaves will photosynthesize and the roots will be able to absorb more nutrients.

When it has accumulated enough nutrients, it will be ready to flower. Usually, it takes about 70-80 days from planting to flowering.

1. The growth rate of hydroponic hyacinths is very fast. If the hydroponic method is correct and the environment is suitable, then after 1-2 days of hydroponics, it will start to grow roots. After 1-2 weeks of hydroponics, its root system can begin to mature.

2. After 4-5 weeks of hydroponics, it will be able to grow new shoots. After 70-80 days of hydroponics, it is possible to flower. However, if it is not well maintained, this period may also be extended to 100 days or more.

I also bought a pot, which is also hydroponic, you put it at about 24-26 degrees, mine seems to have been bought around the end of December, and it has only bloomed in the last few days, it is very beautiful, mine is purple, very fragrant, you have to be patient!