How to water hyacinth

Hyacinth is a bulbous plant that delights our eyes with beautiful flowers. This plant is suitable for planting at home, but it feels better in gardens and flower beds. Each plant has its own methods of care, and hyacinth has its own characteristics. One of the most important is watering. Let's take a look at how to water hyacinth and what's special about it.

We stopped exactly at watering, since this plant is very whimsical to it. In the homeland of this plant, there is a period of heavy rains. It is during this period of the year that this plant blooms and pleases everyone with its beauty.

After planting this plant in the ground, it is necessary to water it abundantly. After watering, the ground with the bulb is sprinkled with sand. This plant takes root at a temperature of 4-6 degrees, therefore, after planting, it is necessary to ensure this temperature. Basements are best suited for this.

The rooting procedure is lengthy and takes 2 months. During this period, it is necessary to carefully monitor the moisture in the soil. At the first sign of drying out of the soil, it is necessary to water it.

As soon as you have sprouts on the hyacinth, it must be transferred to a room with a temperature of up to 15 degrees. Before buds appear, the plant needs shade. In the absence of darkened rooms, you can make a paper cap for it to cover the plant. During this period, it is necessary to water very carefully. Water should not come into contact with the leaves of this plant.

After the buds have formed, the hyacinth is transferred to a bright room with a temperature of 20 degrees. During this period, abundant watering is required. It is watering that will give your flower to show itself in all its glory. Watering must be done very carefully, without getting on the plant. If water gets on the buds or leaves, they will die. Successful cultivation of this flower and beautiful flowering.