Grapevine hyacinth is generally cultivated in autumn and winter every year. The soil in which we cultivate grapevine hyacinth is better to choose the soil that is more fertile and has good drainage performance. Rotten leaf soil and sandy loam soil are good soil for planting grapevine hyacinth. After planting the bulbs of hyacinth, we immediately water them and then place them in a sunny place for cultivation. During this period, we should often water them to keep the soil moist. When the inflorescence grows out, we will put the grape hyacinth in a semi shady place to plant, so that the inflorescence can grow rapidly, and the environment for planting grape hyacinth is best kept between 15 ° C and 20 ° C, which is conducive to the growth of plants.
First of all, when planting the bulbs of hyacinth, we should pay attention to leaking out the heads of the bulbs. Second, we will plant the bulbs in the wet soil to be watered immediately, and then we will need less or even no water. Third, the northern region, which is especially cold in winter, needs to put grapevine hyacinth in the greenhouse. If there is no condition to bury the flowerpot for planting grapevine hyacinth in the soil, cover the bud head of the plant with about 5cm thick soil, and then cover the soil with a layer of 10cm thick straw, so as to effectively resist the cold, and cover it with some plastic film in case of frost. Fourth, grapevine hyacinth does not need any other fertilizer. Fifth, grapevine hyacinth does not need much water. It does not need to be watered frequently, but it should not let the soil dry. Sixth, the suitable temperature of hyacinth is between 14 ° C and 15 ° C, and the best relative humidity is 60% - 80%. Seventh, if you want to keep the leaves of grapevine hyacinth short, you can control the amount of watering, reduce the amount of watering and provide sufficient sunshine, which can achieve this effect.
