What should I do if hyacinths don’t bloom? How long does hyacinth flowering last?

1. What to do if it doesn't bloom

1. Increase sunlight: Hyacinth needs light to bloom. Appropriate light is conducive to photosynthesis. If there is a lack of sunlight, nutrients cannot be produced, which will naturally affect flowering. Not only will it affect flowering, it will also cause the leaves to turn yellow. During the growing period, it must be placed in a well-lit place with sufficient sunlight, but not exposed to the scorching sun.

2. Reasonable fertilization: Fertilizer provides necessary nutrients for hyacinth flowering. If no fertilizer is applied, it will also affect flowering. You can apply organic fertilizer before flowering, but be careful not to allow the fertilizer to come into direct contact with the roots, leaves, flowers, etc.

3. Control moisture: If the hyacinth is grown in soil, lack of water will cause drier growth, and excessive watering will cause root rot. Both of these situations will cause the plant not to bloom. Pay attention to reasonable watering and water appropriately when the surface of the potting soil becomes dry. If it is grown in water, too high a water level can cause the bulbs to rot and affect flowering, so the amount of water must be controlled.

4. Control the temperature: Temperature that is too high or too low is not suitable and will affect the blooming of flowers. And if the plant is not treated with low temperature before planting, it may cause arrow pinching and affect flowering. Before planting, the temperature should be kept at around 15-18 degrees Celsius before flowering.

2. How long does flowering last?

After hyacinth blooms, it lasts for about half a month and then gradually withers.