Hyacinth planting period: The hyacinth usually blooms 2 to 2.5 months after the bulb is planted, starting in September and continuing until the end of November.

Planting method: The hyacinth can be planted in various places, such as:

• In the garden in flower beds
• In pots on the balcony
• In water using special vases

Planting location:

• It is a perennial plant for both outdoor and indoor use.
• It needs general-purpose indoor potting soil with good drainage.
• The bulb is planted at a depth of about 8-12 centimeters, with the tip (bud) of the bulb facing upward.
• The bulbs are placed 15-20 centimeters apart for better growth and flowering.
• It grows best in sunny locations, sheltered from strong winds.

Watering method: During planting, water once a week, making sure the pot has holes for proper drainage. When the bulb begins to grow, water more frequently depending on the temperatures in the area.

Fertilizing method: Fertilization with water-soluble fertilizers suitable for flowering plants is recommended.

Diseases and pests: The hyacinth is mainly attacked by aphids and thrips. It is sensitive to fungal infections and soil nematodes, which cause bulb rot.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

• How can I preserve the hyacinth bulb for the next year? In the middle of summer, after the leaves have dried, the bulbs are dug up and stored in a dry, dark place, where they will be replanted in the autumn.
• How many bulbs are included in the package? The package includes 3 bulbs with a circumference size of 17/18 cm.

History: The hyacinth, also known as hyacinthus, has been known since ancient times. It was considered Aphrodite's favorite flower and symbolized love and beauty.