Don't toss away your Hyacinths after the holiday season - part 1 

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Mine just finished blooming, the one I transplanted from water to soil

Great

Thank you.

Thank you! Cheers!

How wonderful

My pleasure 😊

Water till all the leaves die and then start watering when you the sprouts next winter

California

Yes, try it. I always try to save my plants.

Yes

Yes you can.

@@EasyPeasyGardening thanks! I'm gonna try this!! ^^

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3 times the size of the bulb and mulch 3 inches in winters

No leave it outside in a shaded area. The leaves need to do photosynthesis and store energy in the bulb for the next season

It may not bloom next year but yes It will grow next year

Did you put them in soil? If yes, in spring time fertilize them with phosphorus rich fertilizer. They will bloom the following year

Just plant the bulbs outside in fall and they will bloom

A couple of months

@@EasyPeasyGardening Thank you!

Yes

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Yes, you can plant the bulb in soil

You can cut off dead leaves and plant the bulb with roots

I would say that you can plant them in a small planter in soil and when they start to bloom outside, bring them in

No, they are energy depleted, it needs feed to grow, recover and bloom again.

Perlite for good drainage

It was given to me when it was almost blooming so keep it indoors for 2 weeks was not a problem. After that I planted it outside.

They are frost resistant you can leave them outside

Yes

Yes

For the whole year? Nope

Yes, and they are blooming right now, second year in soil

Just change the water

You can use plastic wrap to fix their position.

@@EasyPeasyGardening How?

@@Clover67892 ask someone to hold it in the middle. Put cling wrap on one side of the container and secure it on the container using a rubber band or thread. Do the same on the other side.

I don't

@@EasyPeasyGardening okay, thanks.

Stop watering after the leaves die

@@EasyPeasyGardening I got a pot as a gift last 2 weeks ago, the bloomed nicely. I bought more, I love them. They have wonderful fragrance. I have them inside, I have central heating and water them a little bit every 2 days.I have this fear that I give them to much water and would ‘kill’ them. So far so good. I’m thinking to put them in a bigger pot. The ones that bloomed are now with cling film around the stems because they are bending down. After they die, that means I can put them at the basement until next year and start watering them again? Still in the pot? Thanks

@@breetesta93 yes

@@EasyPeasyGardening Thank you

Winters

No. The leaves die down in summer and sprout again in fall. The bulbs will survive.

@@EasyPeasyGardening I live in the Philippines where we only have rainy and dry seasons... And the temperature here is hot from February to June which is the beginning of rainy season, what can I do for the hyacinth to survive?

@@HAZEL4YAH1 do they bloom there?

@@EasyPeasyGardening I haven't tried, it was sold online and they said it will survive in our climate... I don't really have any idea.

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