Hyacinthus 6PP《风信子》

🌸 Why You’ll Love Hyacinthus:

• Rich, sweet fragrance that fills the room

• Bold, upright flower spikes for eye-catching color

• Perfect for pots, bouquets, or garden borders

🌸 Hyacinthus (Hyacinth) – Care Tips

Hyacinthus orientalis, commonly known as Hyacinth, is a beloved spring-flowering bulb famous for its densely packed, fragrant blooms and vibrant colors—ranging from pink, purple, and blue to white and yellow. Whether grown in pots, borders, or indoors in glass vases, hyacinths bring a burst of color and sweet perfume to any space.

☀️ Light

• Outdoors: Prefers full sun to partial shade.

• Indoors: Place in a bright, sunny window (south or east-facing).

• More light = stronger stems and longer-lasting blooms.

💧 Watering

• Water regularly but moderately during active growth.

• Keep soil evenly moist, not soggy.

• Once flowering is finished, reduce watering as the foliage dies back.

🌱 Soil

• Requires well-draining, fertile soil.

• Amend garden soil with compost or organic matter.

• For pots, use a bulb or general-purpose mix with good drainage.

💦 Humidity

• No special humidity needs.

• Keep indoor plants in a well-ventilated spot.

🌡️ Temperature

• Grows best in cool spring temperatures (10–18°C / 50–65°F).

• Bulbs require chilling (2–3 months at 4–7°C / 39–45°F) before blooming—especially in warm climates or when forcing indoors.

🍃 Fertilizer

• Feed lightly with a balanced bulb fertilizer when shoots first appear.

• Stop feeding once the plant finishes blooming.

✂️ Post-Bloom Care

• After flowers fade, cut off the flower stalk, but keep the green leaves intact.

• Allow foliage to die back naturally—this helps the bulb store energy for next season.

• Once foliage yellows, bulbs can be lifted and stored, or left in the ground in cooler climates.

🪴 Growing Tips

• Forcing indoors: Chill bulbs for 10–12 weeks in the fridge (in a paper bag), then pot up and move to a bright spot.

• Container tip: Grow several bulbs close together for a full, lush display.

⚠️ Pet Safety:

Hyacinth bulbs are toxic if ingested, especially to dogs and cats. Keep out of reach.

🌟 Styling Idea:

Place hyacinths in a clear glass vase with stones and water for a minimalist indoor bloom. Perfect as a spring centerpiece or Easter decoration!

Welcome the season with the refreshing scent and beauty of Hyacinthus—a true springtime favorite.