Soil culture method of hyacinth

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1. Selection of bulbs

2. Culture substrate

3. Planting bulbs

4. Later maintenance

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Choose heavy and plump bulbs that are healthy, have no damage on the surface, remove the outer skin, soak in the solution for 15 minutes to disinfect, remove them and dry them in the shade. The substrate can be peat soil mixed with perlite, and the seed bulbs are planted into the potting soil. Keep the height of the loam at 2cm, and the top third of the potting soil should be exposed. Afterwards, pay attention to maintaining light and controlling the temperature at 5-10 degrees Celsius.

1. Selection of bulbs

1. Selection of bulbs

In order to ensure the survival probability of subsequent planting, try to select bulbs that are strong, have no damage on the surface, and are heavy and plump. Remove the outer skin and soak in the solution for about 15 minutes to disinfect. After taking it out, place it in a cool environment to dry naturally.

2. Culture substrate

The substrate needs to be breathable, drainable, and contain nutrients. Peat soil can be mixed with perlite, which can take care of both aspects at the same time.

3. Planting bulbs

< p>Plant the bulbs into the potting soil, keeping the height of the loam at 2cm. The top third of the potting soil should be exposed, and the bottom part should be buried and compacted. This can prevent the stems from rotting due to excessive watering. .  

IV. Post-care

After planting, place it in a sunny place to ensure good sunlight. Insufficient light will lead to poor growth and development. If you feel that the protruding part of the stem is too short, you can place it in a dark place for a few days to encourage the stem to grow longer, and then move it to a place with good light for maintenance. The temperature should be controlled at 5-10 degrees Celsius and not too low. And keep the soil in the pot moist.

2. Culture substrate

3. Planting bulbs

4. Later maintenance

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