How to raise hyacinth

I. Culture environment

1. Soil: it is best to choose sandy soil with good drainage. Before planting, you can apply some basic fertilizer to the soil to help it grow better.

2. Temperature: the suitable temperature is about 25 ℃. Generally, spring is the most suitable temperature for breeding.

3. Watering: to keep sufficient moisture in the soil, the basin soil should not be too dry. It is best to choose in the morning when watering. When the temperature is high in summer, you can spray some water indoors or around, so as to maintain the humidity in the air.

4, light: to give it the right amount of light, if the light time is long or the light is too strong, it will lead to a shorter florescence; if the light is too weak, it will lead to normal growth, and the leaves will turn yellow.

II. Methods of reproduction

1. Sowing and reproduction: disinfect the soil and cover it with 1cm thick soil after sowing. Generally, it will sprout next spring.

2, ball reproduction: separate the seeds around the cue ball for planting, spread plant ash on the incision to prevent decay, put it in the sun for 1-2 hours, and so on after autumn can be planted separately.

Third, common diseases

1. Yellow rot: the damaged leaves will show yellowish-brown spots, and the bulbs will begin to rot. Disinfect the soil before planting, and hydroponics should use pollution-free water; after discovery, you can spray carbendazim solution once every 2-3 days.

2. Root nodule disease: it will generally endanger its root, and small nodules will appear on the root system, which will lead to its death seriously. Disinfection should be done before planting, ventilation should be done, and the diseased plant should be cleaned up in time. Do not turn its root casually, otherwise it will damage the root system and increase the incidence of disease.