How do hyacinths survive the winter? Will they be frozen to death in winter?

1. How to spend the winter

1. Move indoors: Although hyacinth is slightly cold-resistant, in order to avoid frostbite, it can be moved indoors so that the temperature can be guaranteed to be good. Keeping the growth temperature at around 10 degrees Celsius can meet the growth needs. However, please note that there are heating equipment in the north, so be careful not to place hyacinths near heat sources, otherwise it may cause yellow leaves and affect later growth.

2. Control watering: If the hyacinth is grown in soil, when the temperature drops in winter, it does not mean that it needs no water at all. It still needs an appropriate amount of water. You can wait until the soil in the pot is dry before watering it, but don't keep it too wet. Putting the water in the sun for a while can raise the water temperature and prevent cold water from freezing the roots.

3. Adequate sunlight: Sunlight is a basic condition for promoting the growth of hyacinths. The sunlight in winter is not strong, so you can move it directly to a well-lit place indoors for easy exposure to sunlight.

4. Reduce fertilization: The growth rate of hyacinth is slower in winter, and the demand for nutrients is significantly reduced, so you can reduce fertilization or even eliminate it.

2. Will I freeze to death in winter?

Hyacinth has a certain degree of cold resistance and will basically not be frozen to death as long as it is well cared for.