How long is the flowering period in hyacinthus orientalis? Nowadays, hyacinthus orientalis is the most common flower in our family, but for some novice flowers, the flowering period in hyacinthus orientalis is not very clear. In fact, the flowering period in hyacinthus orientalis is about one month. Let's make a small series of pets. Hyacinthus orientalis's flowering period is introduced in detail. If you are not clear, you can come in and find out.

When will hyacinthus orientalis blossom?

Hyacinthus orientalis is suitable for planting in fertile, well-drained sandy loam, avoiding excessively wet or sticky soil. Bulbs in hyacinthus orientalis have the habit of dormancy in summer, taking root in autumn and winter and sprouting new buds in early spring. Generally, it is planted in 10, and the bulbs in hyacinthus orientalis can only bloom when they grow to 19 cm, and generally bloom in February-April of the following year. During the growth of hyacinthus orientalis, bulbs grow best at the low temperature of 2 ~ 6℃. The optimum temperature for bud germination is 5 ~ 10℃, the optimum temperature for leaf growth is 10 ~ 12℃, and the optimum flowering period is 15 ~ 18℃. Bulb storage temperature is 20 ~ 28℃, and the optimum temperature is 25℃, which is most suitable for flower bud differentiation.

How many days are there in hyacinthus orientalis?

The flowering period in hyacinthus orientalis is about one month, and it will wither faster when the temperature is higher, so try to keep the temperature low after flowering.

If it is planted in soil, it can continue to bloom in the second year, provided that the cultivation process needs topdressing; It is generally not recommended to leave seeds.

What should I do after the flowering period of hydroponic hyacinthus orientalis?

After the flowering period in hyacinthus orientalis, hydroponics will continue until the temperature rises gradually in early June, when the leaves of hyacinthus orientalis will turn yellow and enter the summer dormancy period. At this time, all the yellow leaves and roots will be cut off, and then the bulbs will be dried in a cool and ventilated place for 1-2 days (never in the sun). When it is completely dried, wrap the bulbs in newspaper and put them in a jar (or throw them in a cool and ventilated place, and be careful not to get moldy).

It continued like this until the temperature gradually turned cold in June, 10- 1 1, and entered the late autumn. The bulbs in hyacinthus orientalis have been preserved for a summer and can be planted in soil or hydroponics. The process is the same as the previous year, except that the flowering situation in hyacinthus orientalis will be much worse in the second year, with sparse flowers and not as full as in the first year. This is mainly because the climate in China is not suitable for hyacinthus orientalis, although.