The method of hyacinth's sub ball propagation is very simple. Without complicated steps, you can do it with your bare hands:
According to the method shown in the figure above, break off the bulbous with obvious length, and try to ensure the integrity of the broken bulbous. After breaking off, divide into pots and plant.
Generally, the mother plant can only produce 1-2 small balls after planting for one year. Hyacinth in hydroponic culture is more intuitive. You can see the bulb directly. When there are many small bulbs on the edge of the big bulb, you can share the ball! As for the hyacinth in the soil culture, only after the flower withers, take out the seed ball to observe.
After the ball is divided, the growth space of the big ball is more sufficient. Water and apply fertilizer properly, and it will bloom in the next spring. However, the size of the seed ball is small and it takes a long time to grow. It will not bloom until 3 years under normal maintenance.
hyacinth's growth is slow, so it can be treated manually to help the growth of hyacinth and improve the reproduction coefficient.
In the summer dormancy period, castrate the big ball. At the beginning of August, evenly dig out a part of the bottom of the bulb, and then cut a knife vertically and horizontally to make the incision cross, until the depth of the incision has mucus outflow.
After cutting, apply mercuric water to the incision for disinfection. after exposure to the sun for 1-2 hours, move to the room and lay it flat.
During the curing period, the room temperature should reach 21 ℃, so that the corm itself can produce callus. When the scale expands, the temperature will rise to 30 ℃, the humidity will be 85%, and many small bulbs can be formed in about three months. Such a bulb can bloom in 3-4 years after it is divided!
