How to grow grape hyacinth

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1. How to grow grape hyacinths

2. How to grow grape hyacinths

The received grape hyacinth bulbs must be inspected, pruned, disinfected, dried, etc., and then planted into loose and fertile nutrient soil. After planting, water it thoroughly and maintain it with scattered light. When you hold the soil in the pot, it will feel lighter and then water it thoroughly. After the plant germinates, the light will increase to full sunlight. Water compound fertilizer once every half month to promote growth. Use potassium dihydrogen phosphate before flowering to promote flowering. Stop fertilizing after flowering.

1. How to plant grape hyacinths

1. Bulb treatment: Before planting grape hyacinths, we must first check whether the bulbs are moldy and cut off the moldy parts if necessary. , soak in 1000 times diluted carbendazim solution for half an hour, take it out and put it in a cool and ventilated place to dry.

2. Prepare pot soil: Generally, a flowerpot with a diameter of 12cm can plant 5-6 bulbs. The soil should be loose and fertile humus soil as much as possible, such as pine needle soil, leaf humus soil, etc. You can directly use the special nutrient soil for bulbs sold at the flower market.

3. Plant the bulbs: Fill the bottom of the pot with soil. The bottom soil can be mixed with some chicken manure as a base fertilizer, and then fill in a layer of plain soil. Plain soil is fertilizer-free soil, and then put the hyacinth bulbs. With the buds facing upward, place them on the soil surface one by one, cover them with 5-6cm of soil, and water them thoroughly.

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1. Place the planted grape hyacinths in a well-lit and ventilated place. They will germinate in about half a month. After budding, move the potted plants to a sunny place and keep them in the sun to prevent them from growing too much. During this period, they can be carried The potting soil feels noticeably lighter and watered thoroughly.

2. Grape hyacinths are generally planted in winter. After planting and waiting for the leaves of the plant to grow, you can pour a balanced fertilizer of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, once every half a month, apply thin fertilizer frequently, and change it before flowering. Use phosphorus and potassium fertilizers, such as potassium dihydrogen phosphate, and stop fertilizing after flowering.

3. Wait for the grape hyacinth to fade. Finally, cut off the remaining flowers, keep the leaves, add compound fertilizer and water, and continue to let it bask in the sun to accumulate nutrients through photosynthesis to provide nutrients for the growth of the bulbs. After the leaves on the ground wither and turn yellow, dig out the bulbs.

4. Place the dug bulbs in a cool and ventilated place to dry, then wrap them in newspapers and place them in a dry and ventilated place. Just wait until winter to continue planting!

2. How to grow grape hyacinths

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