These flowers delight with a variety of colors and are one of the most popular harbingers of spring. Giving hyacinths in pots is a floral trend of recent years, but delicate plants need proper care to admire the eye really for a long time.

How to do this correctly, the publication of Interia Kobieta said. There are several simple rules that will help the flower look amazing and maintain flowering for a long time.

Of course, the key is watering. Hyacinth growing in a pot of house should always have a slightly wet earth. Therefore, it needs to be watered regularly. But watering should be moderate. Especially at a time when the plant blooms. The optimal average frequency - once a week.

It is also important to avoid waterlogging of the Earth and water entering flowers, leaves or bulbs. This can lead to rotting of individual parts or the entire flower. Therefore, the optimal method for hyacinths is lower watering. It is best to put the pot on a stand or into a bowl of water and let the earth absorb as much water as it needs, and drain the excess.

Another problem that can occur due to too intense irrigation is quick flowering. Therefore, always let the earth dry in a pot before moisturizing it again.

Placed a pot with hyacinth in a well -lit place. But the temperature regime should be moderate - the flower during flowering feels in conditions when the thermometer does not cross the mark of 20 degrees. Therefore, it is better not to place hyacinths from heating radiators or far from the window. And also take care of the pot from sudden changes in temperature and drafts.

Pay attention to the soil in which the flower grows. It should be loose - to let water well, but fertile. The substrate reaction should be close to neutral.

If you want to move the plant from the pot to the garden or to the flowerbed, then wait for stably warm weather. As a rule, optimal conditions have been coming from mid -April, when the probability of frosts has been falling. However, still follow the weather forecast - the flower should not freeze when adapting to new conditions.