How to grow grape hyacinth

1. Breeding environment

1. Temperature: Provide a suitable environment during maintenance. The most suitable temperature is between 15 and 30 degrees. If it can always be controlled within this range, it will grow better and stronger.

2. Soil: Use loose, fertile sandy soil, which has good drainage and air permeability, is more conducive to the plant's absorption of nutrients, and is not prone to water accumulation. When preparing, you can mix garden soil with an appropriate amount of river sand and leaf mold.

3. Fertilization: Fertilize frequently during the maintenance period, especially once a month during the growing season. Before applying, be sure to dilute it with clean water to avoid high concentrations that may burn the plants.

4. Watering: It likes a humid environment, so water it frequently and keep it moist. However, the amount of water should be controlled. Water should not accumulate, as this will cause the roots to have difficulty breathing and cause them to rot.

5. Light: It likes light, but can also tolerate partial shade, so it can be placed in diffuse light for maintenance, such as outdoors in spring and autumn to get more sun. But when the light is strong, you should get away in time to avoid sunburn.

2. Common pests and diseases

If you do not pay attention to the methods or the environment is not suitable during maintenance, it will easily cause diseases and pests, which will seriously harm the growth of the plants. Therefore, it is necessary to spray pesticides in time to eliminate the pests and avoid deterioration.