How to care for hyacinths: here's what you need to do in early spring for abundant flowering
For gardeners who grow hyacinths, a crucial moment comes at the beginning of spring.
You can’t delay with this flower: it enters its active phase as soon as the ground is freed from snow cover.
Therefore, gardeners need to do one necessary procedure already in March so that hyacinths will delight you with gorgeous flowering.
The problem is that this plant is most at risk of facing rot. Hyacinth likes very moist soil, but this is associated with a dangerous disease.
To be on the safe side, summer residents treat their plantings in early March, if the snow has already disappeared by that time.
Spray the flowers and soil with fungicides. Under their protection, hyacinths tolerate the change of seasons well and successfully lay the foundation for a riotous flowering. This flower is one of the first to bloom among bulbous flowers.
Additionally, hyacinths can be fed in early spring. To do this, add 15 g of superphosphate and 20 g of saltpeter per square meter.
