It is cold-resistant and can endure low temperatures of about 0 degrees. But whether you can spend the winter outdoors or not depends on the region. If it is in the southern region, you can rest assured that it will not be frostbitten outdoors. If in the north, in order to be safe, it is necessary to move indoors and control the temperature between 0-4 degrees. In addition, after winter defoliation, it should be pruned to minimize nutrient consumption, which is conducive to winter.
1. Family and genus
Hyacinth is a perennial herb belonging to the Lily family, hyacinth, also known as western narcissus, five-color narcissus, daffodil, seasonal brocade and so on, now distributed in a relatively wide range of areas, the largest number of cultivation in the Netherlands, now in various regions of China are planted and cultivated.
2. Morphological characteristics
Under the hyacinth there is a larger bulb, the shape of the bulb is spherical or oblate, covered with a membranous skin, looks more like garlic.Hyacinth has 4-9 leaves, lanceolate in shape, relatively thick, fleshy, with shallow longitudinal grooves, green in color.Its flowers are racemes, densely distributed 10-20 small flowers, the shape of the corolla is funnel-shaped, there are five lobes, more colors, purple, yellow, red, scarlet, goose yellow, blue, pink, white and so on.
3. Growth Habits
Hyacinths can be raised in both water and soil. They are naturally fond of sunshine and grow better in places with good light.It is suitable for growing in loose and breathable sandy soil.Like warm growing environment, keep cool in summer.
4. Propagation Method
Hyacinths can be propagated by sowing seeds and dividing bulbs, which is a common method.
5. Toxicity
Hyacinth bulbs are toxic and should not be eaten by mistake, otherwise it will cause human discomfort.
