1、 Soil culture

1. Soil: breeding hyacinth can be mixed with peat and granular soil, or peat and perlite in the proportion of 3:1 or 4:1

2. Spacing: for hyacinth cultivated in soil, the size of the pot should be related to the number of plants. Generally, it is a flower pot with a diameter of 10 cm. It is recommended to plant one, and three plants with a diameter of 15 cm. The larger ones can be placed according to the row spacing and plant spacing of 4 to 5 cm

3. Soil depth: when hyacinth is in the flower pot, the depth of covering soil should exceed the mouth above the bulb, which will help the growth of the bulb. But it is generally cultivated for one year, or it can be slightly shallow, as long as it can cover the seed ball with soil

4. Watering: watering it should be dry and wet. There should be no ponding or too dry

5. Temperature: a moderate low temperature environment is beneficial to its growth. When it is found that new buds begin to appear on the soil surface, you can cover the hyacinth with a dark flowerpot or carton, so that the leaf scape can be drawn longer and look more beautiful

2、 Hydroponic culture

1. Container: for hyacinth hydroponic maintenance, you can buy a special hydroponic container in the market as long as you put it into the container and fill it with water. Generally speaking, it is not recommended that water lean against its seed ball. It is best to be one centimeter away from the seed ball. Then wrap the glass container with black material to make it grow better in a dark environment

2. Pruning: pay attention to changing the water for hyacinth regularly until new roots grow and leaves start to sprout. Generally speaking, it can bloom in about two months after hydroponic culture. After flower failure, the flower holes should be cut in time to restore nutrients to the seed ball and promote the expansion of the seed ball. If pruned too late, seeds may consume nutrients