So thankful to have found your video. My mother recieved a Hyacinth as a gift and all she has been doing is watering it and hiding it underneath our piano. Plus she asks people if they want it since she doesn't like it. So I have taken it under my care having no clue what to do to care for it.
@@BEAZY_5150 Unfortunately it didn't make it. ;~; Since it wasn't taken care of properly for weeks when my mum had it, it must've already been slowly dying and loosing nutrition when I tried to take care of it.
I planted under window outside few years ago and they are blooming right now and after will be second time in the end of summer, the older plant I have outside 20 years old
You're explaining all that so well that even I could bring these bulbs to bloom and make them store Energie year after year ! Your videos are brilliant. Thank you !
Great video. I left one outside on the cool porch and it is thriving, whereas the one inside the house is leaning over. Thanks for sharing your tips on pruning it back!
Me too,my sister gave me one of these hyacinths and one of the branches started drooping.I wrapped the three bulbs together with garden tape to support the droopy one,The plant smells really fragrant.I hesitate to plant it outdoors because it will be getting hot outside.Thanks for the directions and information.
many thanks for this my hyacinths have already bloomed and seeded back... I kept them outside, and due the very mild weather they have done well. Great vid. thanks
As an american, I was a little confused with the temperatures you were saying until I realized you were probably using celsius 😆 But thank you for the advice! I just got a pot of hyacinths and I'm trying to break the curse in my family of always killing plants
Same here. I never saw any of my relative keep a bulb after flowering. I have been doing it last year (Hippeastrums and Hyacinth hopefully this year) and the bulbs are pulling out a flower stalk! Keep on your efforts, it is so satisfying once your plants go out of dormancy
Thank you for posting! In my country - Moldova these plants are a very popular gift for the 8th of March ( day of women) but I never knew what to do after it, we are told to plant it in the garden but I don't have a garden so thank you, I will try to grow it on the kitchen window!
i have one here i bought 2weeks ago and two of it is starting to become brown. i’ll cut two of it tomorrow as per your recommendation for the bulb to store more energy for next years’ bloom instead of it going to the seed. thank you so much!!!!!
Thank you for the care advice! I got a grape hyacinth as a gift from a friend and have NO idea how to care for it, especially since most of the blooms have already gone
Grape hyacinths are NOT HYACINTHS! they are not the same flower and they are not even in the same family of flower. Please look at specific videos for grape hyacinths!
mine was store bought and already rooted in a glass vase, I got them in march and they have bloomed and wilted now. (I wanted to see it so it wasn't in a cool place...) Should've left it right on the patio and maybe it would've lasted longer. I trimmed back the flowers and since I read on one of your replied to not replant them, I added grounded eggshells and coffee grounds instead. My research is telling me they are potassium rich and relatively low in nitrogen? I didn't do a ton of digging. Hopefully that'll help them restore some life for next year!
Yes it sounds like you've done the right thing. They need lots of potassium as this encourages better flowering next year, but of course they also need a little bit of the other nutrients. Wait until the leaves and roots die off and then keep the bulb in a cool dry place like a cupboard over summer and then plant the bulb outside in autumn.
unfortunately somehow the middle between the leaves got moldy while I was away for a couple of days. I had to throw them out, maybe next year I'll get them again but in soil not water. Thanks for the reply!
Fab video, thank you. I particularly like the way you explain why certain things have to be done, and of course when you have to do them. It may seem painfully obvious to you, but to the less seasoned gardener this information is so valuable. For example, cutting the flowers off before they go to seed. I watched your video twice. Really great, thanks again.
Thanks, I'm glad you found this video informative. I am currently a gardener/ horticultural consultant. Previously I used to be the manager of a Garden centre.
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hello my friend come easy my very favorite a hyacinth hyacinth is found in our mountains as wild and wild
l love this flower smells fabulous! every year l have in my home and various color rose is my favourite! but all are beautiful!🌱thanks good vid! greetings from Chile!
I saw this in the market two stalks one with blooms, the other bloomed a few days later after I set it outside. I was wondering if they would bloom yearly in the garden. I did a search and this video came up, thank you for the info.
Thanks for your nice video, just one point, this flower belongs principally to Iran(Persia) and we put in our new years table(nowrouz) in the beginning of spring besides Middle east is not a dessert:)
They do best outside, so it should last for many years and flower every spring. If it was grown indoors last year the flowers won't be as good this year, but if its fed with tomato feed and is in a good sunny position it should flower well every year.
Thanks for explaining the process. I have them in a pot outside, would it be ok to leave it in there till next year and probably plant some other seeds for summer in that pot? would it grow back again or should I be digging and storing them to plant later?
Yes leaving them in the pot is fine, they will be dormant all summer and the summer flowers won't affect the hyacinths at all. I do this myself, just be careful when you remove the summer flowers in autumn that you don't damage the bulbs.
Yes, they would germinate into small plants which would grow small bulbs in their first year. Then every year the bulbs will get bigger until after about 5 years they will be big enough to flower.
No not really, they need a cool climate with frosty winters. You can sometimes buy prepared bulbs that you can plant in the cooler months and they will flower once, but they won't repeat bloom in the tropics, and even prepared bulbs will struggle if you have warm temperatures year round.
Do I leave the plant in its pot after they are cut back to the soil or do you take the bulbs out and replant in September again? I was unclear in your video on that...otherwise very informative.
My hubby gave this flower in vases from whole food store on Valentine’s Day , they r blooming so nicely and smells nice...thank you for the info..caz I really want to save and my Qs is can I grow in water all the time or in soil...I want to keep indoor as I live in apt..living in New Jersey Plzzzzzz reply....
Dina Bangla Fashion at Facebook I have the same question! Mine was gifted to me in a glass. Do I need to move it to soil or can I keep it like that?? Also, It leans over, should I cut it closer to the base ? Will it grow straighter then? Dx
Hi I bought store hyacinth flowers last year, cut them back and stored in a cool place, they have come back this spring after potting and leaving indoors- but the stars have grown really tall and the flowers haven't managed to come out properly, there doesn't seem to be enough room for the flowers to bloom within the stalks? My question is should the bulbs have been planted outdoors for this season?
Sounds like a lack of light or too warm, they usually grow much better when grown outdoors. You could plant them outside once the plants die back to the bulb.
They are technically seeds, which will germinate into very small plants that will only produce a few tiny leaves in the first year. Over the first growing season they will form their bulbs. You can grow them from seed, but it can take about three years for the bulbs to be big enough to flower and about 5 years before you get big blooms. Freesias require similar aftercare, although with higher temperatures and light levels. They require a very warm dormant period to induce the formation of flower buds for next year. Also in cold climates they usually need to be dug up and stored as they are not frost hardy, unlike hyacinths. They are naturally winter flowering plants of the sub tropics or warm Mediterranean climate, and so can be difficult to grow in cold climates.
Yes they can, but they won't normally germinate until they have gone through a winter. So you can either sow them in compost, leave them outside and next spring they will start to germinate. Or you can sow them in compost and leave them in the fridge for a couple of months and then move them somewhere warm, this will make them grow this summer. Or you could dry out the seeds and then sow them directly in the ground in Autumn and they will grow next spring.
Isn’t Gods creation amazing! Jesus died on the cross and rose again for the forgiveness of your sins. If you believe that in your heart then your born again and get to live forever with Jesus and The Father! I bet He has such a beautiful garden for you to see too! Have faith. Beautiful video!
Isn’t Apollo’s creation amazing. Hyacinthus died during a game of Quoit and from his blood that was spilt the god Apollo created the Hyacinth flower. If you believe that in your heart you too could get smashed by a sexy smokin’ sun god and possibly become immortal and live forever with said sexy smokin’ sun god. I bet he has such a beautiful garden for you to see too! Have faith. Beautiful video!
Just make sure the seeds are ripe before planting, each capsule should contain many seeds and the capsule needs to be dry before the seeds are ready for planting. If you planted the capsule whilst it's still green its unlikely that they will grow.
Once the leaves die you can plant the bulb outdoors, but it won't grow until next spring. However in Florida it probably won't do well as it needs cold conditions over winter for it to grow its root properly. Florida is too tropical for hyacinths to do well unfortunately.
seeds can be sterile and its a waste of time to try to grow new plants from them. hyacinths are propagated commercially and are cheap enough to just buy new bulbs in the fall. that said it doesn't mean you can't try to grow them from seed!
I just purchased the bulb 2 weeks ago in a glass globe type of holder from aldis. OMG it bloomed today 1/14/2021 and smells incredible. however my question is at the same day it blossomed it sprouted 4 green stems down into the water. What am i to do?? I am a newbie at this any info is appreciated
Sounds like it might be leaves or new bulbs forming, if you can carefully pull the green shoots out of the water, but be careful not to pull the root out the water as they will be almost impossible to put back in without breaking.
Can you do this with a hyacinth bulb being grown in a vase? Mine just flowered and I was hoping to save it and have it remain in water/vase but I don’t have soil to plant it in.
You can try, but the plant will struggle as it doesn't naturally grow in water, add a very dilute solution of tomato feed to the water so that the plant can absorb nutrients. Once the leaves and roots have died transfer the bulb to soil, it won't flower as well next year because its been growing in water, and you can't transfer it to soil until it becomes dormant because the roots are so fragile they will just snap if transplanted. Growing in water is ok for one year, but it can't be done every year. Many bulbs die after flowering in water.
I would wait for the flowers to die, droopy leaves are usually caused by lack or water or low light levels. They will probably stay droopy if it's low light levels which has caused it, but droopy leaves are not usually a big problem for the health of the plant as long as they are green. Depending on the temperature hyacinths usually keep their green leaves for a month or more after flowering has finished.
Can these be kept indoors by a sunny window after cutting back? If I put them outside the deer may eat them and I don’t want to bring bugs in the house.
Hyacinths are toxic so deer shouldn't eat them, but you can keep them on a sunny windowsill, just make sure its not a hot room. They will go dormant faster than if outside and they will need a cool period in autumn for them to root and get ready for flowering next year.
Hi thank you for your informative video! I have a question, I have two hyacinths in water vases but they seem to have dried out (one has another stem blooming). I was planning to move them into soil( (still indoors) but was not sure what kind of soil I should put them on and if I should cut off the dried stem like you did in your video. I also have another one who still is growing and hasn't bloomed yet but I really want them to grow for next year since I love them so much
Once all the leaves and roots have died you can then transfer them to a free draining compost or soil mix. Multipurpose compost with some perlite or grit added should work well. You can't transfer them to soil whilst in growth because the roots are extremely brittle and will snap. When you transfer them to soil they will need their summer dormancy period and then the cooler period in autumn to regrow their roots. Leaving the pot outside should allow this to happen as long as your not in the tropics. Before planting remove any leaves and roots so you are only left planting a bulb. Flowering next year will be bad because growing hyacinths in water weakens the bulb, but should improve for the following years if grown with plenty of light.
In early spring I feed it with a balanced feed, then I use tomato feed in late spring and summer to encourage it to flower flower well next year, any feed low in nitrogen is good. You can buy feeds from garden centres, diy stores or online.
question though once it’s done blooming this winter season and i already cut off the flower, can i just keep the bulbs in the same pot and the foliage as well and just wait for it to bloom again?
Yes, but you will need to give it the dry dormant period over summer once the leaves die, and then in autumn you will need to give the plant colder temperatures and start watering again. As long as you don't live in the tropics putting the pot outside will allow the weather to do all this naturally, as long as the soil is not soggy. Rain and damp soil over summer is ok.
Hi. Please can you let me know if they would re- bloom again, once the flower stalk is cut i.e. if I cut them tomorrow, then can I expect them to start flowering again sometime later in April or may. I’m from the UK. Please note. Thanks
@@Gardeningat58N many thanks for the prompt response. I really appreciate it. I’ve seen these plants, only in this country (I’m from India actually) and hence the question. Thanks once again.
Is it okay to prop up the flowers with a small post? My husband gave me hyacinth for Valentine's day. I was worried they would get damaged, so I posted them to stand up straight with a tie. Hoping this wasn't wrong. Thanks for your advice! 👍😊
Yes, you've done the right thing, sometimes the blooms can be very heavy and will flop over. Just make sure the tie is loose so it doesn't cut the stem. Then remove the post once the flowers have died back.
do I have ro leave the bulbs in the pots with soil or can i keep them until winter without any soil because I do not have a garden they go in window boxes on my balcony thank you.
I live in the Midwest US, and the weather here jumps around in temperature. I got a hyacinth plant for my birthday, and I was wondering when I could plant it outside. Were the temperatures given in Celsius or Fahrenheit? Sorry, the US does everything differently (we hate it too.)
sorry if it's a silly question, but I've bought cut hyacinths today in a bouquet, so it's just stems with a bit of bulb. Can I plant them in the soil later?
Unfortunately not, it needs the whole bulb to survive. If you see it trying to grow roots then you might have a chance, but without the root plate its unlikely to root.
Hello there. I bought a forced hyacinth in a glass container with a neck. When I bought it, the roots had already come out. I put my hyacinth near a window and it bloomed in a week or so. I'm noticing that some of the flowers are becoming mushy and really soft. What should I do?
+Esther B. When all the flowers go like that you will need to cut the flower stem off like in the video above. Unfortunately our houses are a little too warm and so hyacinth flowers do not last long. If you want to prolong the flowering keep them in a cool room. Because your hyacinth is grown in a glass container with water it won't have enough energy to flower next year as it need nutrients from the soil to build up its energy for next years flowering. If you start adding a little bit of liquid fertiliser when you top up the water it may give the plant enough food for flowering next year. Keep it in a sunny location and feed it with a balanced feed for the first few weeks, such as miracle grow or baby bio, and then switch to a high potassium feed for the rest of its life, such as Tomorite. If the water goes cloud or green you will need to replace the water with fresh water. Keep the plant growing in a sunny windowsill, until its leaves start to die. You will find that the leaves will grow about three times the size after its finished flowering.Once its died back to just a bulb you can plant it in your garden, if you live somewhere which has winters which are not extremely cold, i.e. not beow -20C (-4F). If you live in the tropics let me know and there is something different you have to do. Unfortunately its pretty hard to grow a hyacinth for a long time in a glass vase without soil so most people just throw the plant out after flowering, or once the leaves look too messy. Its a shame because its so nice to see its roots grow in water, but really its happiest in soil.
@@Gardeningat58N hi, I also have a forced Hyacinth. While watering it I accidentally broke the leaves, is there any way I can still save my poor plant?
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So thankful to have found your video. My mother recieved a Hyacinth as a gift and all she has been doing is watering it and hiding it underneath our piano. Plus she asks people if they want it since she doesn't like it. So I have taken it under my care having no clue what to do to care for it.
So, is it still alive
@@BEAZY_5150 Unfortunately it didn't make it. ;~;
Since it wasn't taken care of properly for weeks when my mum had it, it must've already been slowly dying and loosing nutrition when I tried to take care of it.
I planted under window outside few years ago and they are blooming right now and after will be second time in the end of summer, the older plant I have outside 20 years old
I also got a bulb as a gift and it flowered beautifully, and I want to keep it! This video told me exactly what I was hoping it would.
You're explaining all that so well that even I could bring these bulbs to bloom and make them store Energie year after year ! Your videos are brilliant. Thank you !
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I want a field of them, my favorite scent
I just got my first one as a gift I’m doing a bunch a research and I keep hearing this I can’t wait for my house to smell sweet 😊
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Great video. I left one outside on the cool porch and it is thriving, whereas the one inside the house is leaning over. Thanks for sharing your tips on pruning it back!
Me too,my sister gave me one of these hyacinths and one of the branches started drooping.I wrapped the three bulbs together with garden tape to support the droopy one,The plant smells really fragrant.I hesitate to plant it outdoors because it will be getting hot outside.Thanks for the directions and information.
They do smell so fragrant and your right in the cold months looks great and smells even better
Stay safe all
many thanks for this my hyacinths have already bloomed and seeded back... I kept them outside, and due the very mild weather they have done well. Great vid. thanks
I received a hyacinth from a friend a week ago.Have been wondering what to do about the flowers.So great i found you on you tube.Thanks
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As an american, I was a little confused with the temperatures you were saying until I realized you were probably using celsius 😆
But thank you for the advice! I just got a pot of hyacinths and I'm trying to break the curse in my family of always killing plants
Yes, Celsius, in my more recent videos I put up conversions into Fahrenheit. Hope your Hyacinth does well.
Same here. I never saw any of my relative keep a bulb after flowering. I have been doing it last year (Hippeastrums and Hyacinth hopefully this year) and the bulbs are pulling out a flower stalk! Keep on your efforts, it is so satisfying once your plants go out of dormancy
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I was just wondering what to do with my ones when I saw your video. All questions answered. Thanks!
What a great explanation! Thank you for taking the time to record and share all this helpful information 🙏🏻
Great advice, thank you so much..I was given a beautiful Hyacinth as a birthday present, and was sad to see that the flowers were falling over.
They are really nice spring flowers, especially if grown inside over winter when not much else is in flower.
Thank you for posting! In my country - Moldova these plants are a very popular gift for the 8th of March ( day of women) but I never knew what to do after it, we are told to plant it in the garden but I don't have a garden so thank you, I will try to grow it on the kitchen window!
Thanks for the info on how to save and regrow my hyacinths!
Thank you for uploading this informational video! This is my first time growing Hyacinth and your video answered every question I had.
I’m from Syria and I love planting so much and I have from this beautiful flowers
Beautiful sharing brother 👍🌟
i have one here i bought 2weeks ago and two of it is starting to become brown. i’ll cut two of it tomorrow as per your recommendation for the bulb to store more energy for next years’ bloom instead of it going to the seed. thank you so much!!!!!
Thank you. You've just saved my hyacinths. 😊
Glad I could help!
Thanks for this video, very helpful. My hyacinths are dying back now and I was wondering what to do. Many thanks
Thank you for the care advice! I got a grape hyacinth as a gift from a friend and have NO idea how to care for it, especially since most of the blooms have already gone
Grape hyacinths are NOT HYACINTHS! they are not the same flower and they are not even in the same family of flower. Please look at specific videos for grape hyacinths!
Thank you so so so much. I'm so grateful I learnt something new thank you God bless you ✝️🙏
my bromeliad has a baby bromeliad today lol I'm so happy its my first ever .. awesome hyacinth
Congratulations! That's awesome!!
mine was store bought and already rooted in a glass vase, I got them in march and they have bloomed and wilted now. (I wanted to see it so it wasn't in a cool place...) Should've left it right on the patio and maybe it would've lasted longer.
I trimmed back the flowers and since I read on one of your replied to not replant them, I added grounded eggshells and coffee grounds instead. My research is telling me they are potassium rich and relatively low in nitrogen? I didn't do a ton of digging. Hopefully that'll help them restore some life for next year!
Yes it sounds like you've done the right thing. They need lots of potassium as this encourages better flowering next year, but of course they also need a little bit of the other nutrients. Wait until the leaves and roots die off and then keep the bulb in a cool dry place like a cupboard over summer and then plant the bulb outside in autumn.
unfortunately somehow the middle between the leaves got moldy while I was away for a couple of days. I had to throw them out, maybe next year I'll get them again but in soil not water. Thanks for the reply!
These are growing all over my garden and backyard... I was thinking they were onions with some weird flowers growing 🤣 I was a little worried...
😂😂😂
They smell so nice, you're lucky. But hey if they were onions, i saw its a win too! Lol
Fab video, thank you. I particularly like the way you explain why certain things have to be done, and of course when you have to do them. It may seem painfully obvious to you, but to the less seasoned gardener this information is so valuable. For example, cutting the flowers off before they go to seed. I watched your video twice. Really great, thanks again.
This was very informative and quick, thank you!
This is an awesome and informative video. Mind if I ask what your occupation is? You are very knowledgeable.
Thank you!
Thanks, I'm glad you found this video informative. I am currently a gardener/ horticultural consultant. Previously I used to be the manager of a Garden centre.
hello my friend come easy my very favorite a hyacinth hyacinth is found in our mountains as wild and wild
Thank you ! Very informative x
l love this flower smells fabulous! every year l have in my home and various color rose is my favourite! but all are beautiful!🌱thanks good vid! greetings from Chile!
Great information...thank you! 😇
Very informative and helpful. Thank you for the video. 🙏
Thanks! Nice presentation!
I saw this in the market two stalks one with blooms, the other bloomed a few days later after I set it outside. I was wondering if they would bloom yearly in the garden. I did a search and this video came up, thank you for the info.
My house smells hyacinth right now. 😅 i got 7 of them blooming. And watching this video to keep them for next season
Wow with 7 in bloom your whole house must smell of hyacinths, good luck with keeping them for next year.
Thanks for sharing, was beginning to get worried
Appreciate yr knowledge.
Thanks for your nice video, just one point, this flower belongs principally to Iran(Persia) and we put in our new years table(nowrouz) in the beginning of spring besides Middle east is not a dessert:)
Thank you for sharing.stay safe im new friend from philippines.Godbless
I took it out of the pot as is, dug a hole in the garden and planted it there. That was last year. Now it’s growing I think it will bloom soon!
They do best outside, so it should last for many years and flower every spring. If it was grown indoors last year the flowers won't be as good this year, but if its fed with tomato feed and is in a good sunny position it should flower well every year.
@@Gardeningat58N bad news. It’s not growing anymore and the leaves are turning yellow. Don’t understand why.
Nicely done 👍🏼
Wow very informative video
Omg! I cut all of them. Like the whole plant. Will mine still grow again next year??
Yes it should still grow next year, but it will have a lot less energy stored in its bulb so it will have a lot smaller flower spike.
Thank you so much for such a detailed video! I've now cut mine back :o)
Thank you very much . I love your video.
Thanks for explaining the process. I have them in a pot outside, would it be ok to leave it in there till next year and probably plant some other seeds for summer in that pot? would it grow back again or should I be digging and storing them to plant later?
Yes leaving them in the pot is fine, they will be dormant all summer and the summer flowers won't affect the hyacinths at all. I do this myself, just be careful when you remove the summer flowers in autumn that you don't damage the bulbs.
@@Gardeningat58N That's perfect! Tysm for replying ❤️❤️
If you were to take those seeds, would they grow into bulbs suitable for planting, becoming more hyacinth?
Yes, they would germinate into small plants which would grow small bulbs in their first year. Then every year the bulbs will get bigger until after about 5 years they will be big enough to flower.
Brilliant video thank you. Natalie
Would these grow in tropical areas? If yes, would I need to dig the bulbs out after it's done flowering?
No not really, they need a cool climate with frosty winters. You can sometimes buy prepared bulbs that you can plant in the cooler months and they will flower once, but they won't repeat bloom in the tropics, and even prepared bulbs will struggle if you have warm temperatures year round.
Dude I thought I killed it I was so sad. Good to know that i'm not a plant killer.
Yes, just part of its natural dormancy cycle.
Can describe to me what happened bc i have one and I'm confused
Do I leave the plant in its pot after they are cut back to the soil or do you take the bulbs out and replant in September again? I was unclear in your video on that...otherwise very informative.
My hubby gave this flower in vases from whole food store on Valentine’s Day , they r blooming so nicely and smells nice...thank you for the info..caz I really want to save and my Qs is can I grow in water all the time or in soil...I want to keep indoor as I live in apt..living in New Jersey
Plzzzzzz reply....
Dina Bangla Fashion at Facebook I have the same question! Mine was gifted to me in a glass. Do I need to move it to soil or can I keep it like that?? Also, It leans over, should I cut it closer to the base ? Will it grow straighter then? Dx
@@shimmywithkarina waiting for reply....
This helped me alot!!
Thanks for this video!
Hello 👋 I love your work. i want to ask you about the Hyacinth .how 🤔 can i make them taller?
Thank you this info from you help me so much .
Trying to make them seed. Any videos for tips?
Hi I bought store hyacinth flowers last year, cut them back and stored in a cool place, they have come back this spring after potting and leaving indoors- but the stars have grown really tall and the flowers haven't managed to come out properly, there doesn't seem to be enough room for the flowers to bloom within the stalks? My question is should the bulbs have been planted outdoors for this season?
Sounds like a lack of light or too warm, they usually grow much better when grown outdoors. You could plant them outside once the plants die back to the bulb.
So are those seeds new bulbs? Can you plant the seeds?
Do you know about freesias too?
They are technically seeds, which will germinate into very small plants that will only produce a few tiny leaves in the first year. Over the first growing season they will form their bulbs. You can grow them from seed, but it can take about three years for the bulbs to be big enough to flower and about 5 years before you get big blooms. Freesias require similar aftercare, although with higher temperatures and light levels. They require a very warm dormant period to induce the formation of flower buds for next year. Also in cold climates they usually need to be dug up and stored as they are not frost hardy, unlike hyacinths. They are naturally winter flowering plants of the sub tropics or warm Mediterranean climate, and so can be difficult to grow in cold climates.
if the flowers do go to seed what do you do with the seeds? Can they be sowed like other seeds just wondering?
Yes they can, but they won't normally germinate until they have gone through a winter. So you can either sow them in compost, leave them outside and next spring they will start to germinate. Or you can sow them in compost and leave them in the fridge for a couple of months and then move them somewhere warm, this will make them grow this summer. Or you could dry out the seeds and then sow them directly in the ground in Autumn and they will grow next spring.
Thank you good info to know . I think i will let them dry out and Plant in Autum seems more easier for me .
Hi! Thanks for sharing! 😊 I was wondering if these flowers are edible?
No no no definitely not edible
@@jadaperry5331 thanks! i noticed we subscribed to some of the same channels 😄
No, Hyacinths are poisonous
@@Gardeningat58N thanks!
Isn’t Gods creation amazing!
Jesus died on the cross and rose again for the forgiveness of your sins. If you believe that in your heart then your born again and get to live forever with Jesus and The Father! I bet He has such a beautiful garden for you to see too! Have faith. Beautiful video!
Isn’t Apollo’s creation amazing.
Hyacinthus died during a game of Quoit and from his blood that was spilt the god Apollo created the Hyacinth flower. If you believe that in your heart you too could get smashed by a sexy smokin’ sun god and possibly become immortal and live forever with said sexy smokin’ sun god. I bet he has such a beautiful garden for you to see too! Have faith. Beautiful video!
sudden religion war, damn
Thanks a lot, I didn’t know about the seed part I took the seeds and planted them lol is it alright?
Just make sure the seeds are ripe before planting, each capsule should contain many seeds and the capsule needs to be dry before the seeds are ready for planting. If you planted the capsule whilst it's still green its unlikely that they will grow.
Gardening at 58 North thank you!
How do you get it to bloom in the winter????
Thanks I thought of cutting only the bulbs so that it grows back I have a white one but this is the right way (mine is not forced)
wonderful and helpful- thank you
I’m in Florida didn’t last long I left it inside by my window do I just plant the bulb or with the leafs?
Once the leaves die you can plant the bulb outdoors, but it won't grow until next spring. However in Florida it probably won't do well as it needs cold conditions over winter for it to grow its root properly. Florida is too tropical for hyacinths to do well unfortunately.
Thank you your video, this is greet help .
When you show seed hyacinths, how I can plant hyacinth seed ?
Thank you very much .
seeds can be sterile and its a waste of time to try to grow new plants from them. hyacinths are propagated commercially and are cheap enough to just buy new bulbs in the fall. that said it doesn't mean you can't try to grow them from seed!
I just purchased the bulb 2 weeks ago in a glass globe type of holder from aldis. OMG it bloomed today 1/14/2021 and smells incredible. however my question is at the same day it blossomed it sprouted 4 green stems down into the water. What am i to do?? I am a newbie at this any info is appreciated
Sounds like it might be leaves or new bulbs forming, if you can carefully pull the green shoots out of the water, but be careful not to pull the root out the water as they will be almost impossible to put back in without breaking.
Can you do this with a hyacinth bulb being grown in a vase? Mine just flowered and I was hoping to save it and have it remain in water/vase but I don’t have soil to plant it in.
You can try, but the plant will struggle as it doesn't naturally grow in water, add a very dilute solution of tomato feed to the water so that the plant can absorb nutrients. Once the leaves and roots have died transfer the bulb to soil, it won't flower as well next year because its been growing in water, and you can't transfer it to soil until it becomes dormant because the roots are so fragile they will just snap if transplanted. Growing in water is ok for one year, but it can't be done every year. Many bulbs die after flowering in water.
can we grow theses green seeds you showed us ( in the back of each flower )in another pot ? and have many hyacinth plants
Merro B. I can plant those small green seeds in small pot ?
Should I plant it on a pot or just the ground?
The ground is best, but a pot is also OK. Just make sure it's outdoors for most of the year.
My hyacinth isnt dead looking, but she is droopy, should I trim the flowers now, or wait until the flowers die?
I would wait for the flowers to die, droopy leaves are usually caused by lack or water or low light levels. They will probably stay droopy if it's low light levels which has caused it, but droopy leaves are not usually a big problem for the health of the plant as long as they are green. Depending on the temperature hyacinths usually keep their green leaves for a month or more after flowering has finished.
great informative video....thank you !
Can we plant the seeds to grow more hyacinth for next year?
Yes, although the new plants will take 3 to 5 years until they are big enough to flower.
@@Gardeningat58N Ahh I see that's why u don't wanna put the food produced by the leaves in those seeds.
Can these be kept indoors by a sunny window after cutting back? If I put them outside the deer may eat them and I don’t want to bring bugs in the house.
Hyacinths are toxic so deer shouldn't eat them, but you can keep them on a sunny windowsill, just make sure its not a hot room. They will go dormant faster than if outside and they will need a cool period in autumn for them to root and get ready for flowering next year.
mine was store bought and wilted away when placed outside. I am in Florida and it hates the sun
Hi thank you for your informative video! I have a question, I have two hyacinths in water vases but they seem to have dried out (one has another stem blooming). I was planning to move them into soil( (still indoors) but was not sure what kind of soil I should put them on and if I should cut off the dried stem like you did in your video. I also have another one who still is growing and hasn't bloomed yet but I really want them to grow for next year since I love them so much
Once all the leaves and roots have died you can then transfer them to a free draining compost or soil mix. Multipurpose compost with some perlite or grit added should work well. You can't transfer them to soil whilst in growth because the roots are extremely brittle and will snap. When you transfer them to soil they will need their summer dormancy period and then the cooler period in autumn to regrow their roots. Leaving the pot outside should allow this to happen as long as your not in the tropics. Before planting remove any leaves and roots so you are only left planting a bulb. Flowering next year will be bad because growing hyacinths in water weakens the bulb, but should improve for the following years if grown with plenty of light.
@@Gardeningat58N Thank you so much for answering! If all fails, I am planning to plant new bulbs and your videos will definitely help me as a guide!
If I want more of these to grow can I leave the flowers to get to the seed point fully or?
So beautiful 😀
Thanks very much. Had no idea that they grow naturally in the Middle East.
PS. I'm at 56° North.....lol
I live in Kuwait
So when these flowers die the will grow if you cut the stem from the flower ??
Where do I get the feed for Hyacinth, and how do I feed throughout the spring and summer?
In early spring I feed it with a balanced feed, then I use tomato feed in late spring and summer to encourage it to flower flower well next year, any feed low in nitrogen is good. You can buy feeds from garden centres, diy stores or online.
I didn't know hyacinth flowers can be so beautiful
@@Hyacinth236 the smell is amazing.
question though once it’s done blooming this winter season and i already cut off the flower, can i just keep the bulbs in the same pot and the foliage as well and just wait for it to bloom again?
Yes, but you will need to give it the dry dormant period over summer once the leaves die, and then in autumn you will need to give the plant colder temperatures and start watering again. As long as you don't live in the tropics putting the pot outside will allow the weather to do all this naturally, as long as the soil is not soggy. Rain and damp soil over summer is ok.
Which season is best for hyacinth flower
Can the flowers be cutted accept one flower to produce seeds
Yes, this would be a good way of collecting a few seeds, but still allowing the plant to put most of it's energy back into it's bulb.
is ther a chance i can save the seeds from cutting flowers, if so how can do that?
Can we make plant out of this seeds
Yes, however it takes about two to three years before the new plants will flower and about five years until they have big blooms.
Can you grow more of them from the seeds?
Hi. Please can you let me know if they would re- bloom again, once the flower stalk is cut i.e. if I cut them tomorrow, then can I expect them to start flowering again sometime later in April or may. I’m from the UK. Please note. Thanks
It will only flower once a year, so after you cut back the flower stem it won't flower again until next spring.
@@Gardeningat58N many thanks for the prompt response. I really appreciate it. I’ve seen these plants, only in this country (I’m from India actually) and hence the question. Thanks once again.
Is it okay to prop up the flowers with a small post? My husband gave me hyacinth for Valentine's day. I was worried they would get damaged, so I posted them to stand up straight with a tie. Hoping this wasn't wrong. Thanks for your advice! 👍😊
Yes, you've done the right thing, sometimes the blooms can be very heavy and will flop over. Just make sure the tie is loose so it doesn't cut the stem. Then remove the post once the flowers have died back.
Gardening at 58 North Thank you so much!!!
do I have ro leave the bulbs in the pots with soil or can i keep them until winter without any soil because I do not have a garden they go in window boxes on my balcony thank you.
Can i add another plant in the pot with hyacinth, if yes what do you recommend ?
How often we need to watering them?
My flower is brown but there’s no stalk. It’s outside. Should I cut it back to base?
I live in the Midwest US, and the weather here jumps around in temperature. I got a hyacinth plant for my birthday, and I was wondering when I could plant it outside. Were the temperatures given in Celsius or Fahrenheit? Sorry, the US does everything differently (we hate it too.)
sorry if it's a silly question, but I've bought cut hyacinths today in a bouquet, so it's just stems with a bit of bulb. Can I plant them in the soil later?
Unfortunately not, it needs the whole bulb to survive. If you see it trying to grow roots then you might have a chance, but without the root plate its unlikely to root.
@@Gardeningat58N Thank you! I will keep an eye on them! Flowers often tend to set roots in my vases)))
Hello there. I bought a forced hyacinth in a glass container with a neck. When I bought it, the roots had already come out. I put my hyacinth near a window and it bloomed in a week or so. I'm noticing that some of the flowers are becoming mushy and really soft. What should I do?
+Esther B. When all the flowers go like that you will need to cut the flower stem off like in the video above. Unfortunately our houses are a little too warm and so hyacinth flowers do not last long. If you want to prolong the flowering keep them in a cool room. Because your hyacinth is grown in a glass container with water it won't have enough energy to flower next year as it need nutrients from the soil to build up its energy for next years flowering. If you start adding a little bit of liquid fertiliser when you top up the water it may give the plant enough food for flowering next year. Keep it in a sunny location and feed it with a balanced feed for the first few weeks, such as miracle grow or baby bio, and then switch to a high potassium feed for the rest of its life, such as Tomorite. If the water goes cloud or green you will need to replace the water with fresh water. Keep the plant growing in a sunny windowsill, until its leaves start to die. You will find that the leaves will grow about three times the size after its finished flowering.Once its died back to just a bulb you can plant it in your garden, if you live somewhere which has winters which are not extremely cold, i.e. not beow -20C (-4F). If you live in the tropics let me know and there is something different you have to do. Unfortunately its pretty hard to grow a hyacinth for a long time in a glass vase without soil so most people just throw the plant out after flowering, or once the leaves look too messy. Its a shame because its so nice to see its roots grow in water, but really its happiest in soil.
@@Gardeningat58N hi, I also have a forced Hyacinth. While watering it I accidentally broke the leaves, is there any way I can still save my poor plant?
I just got one small glass without flower wat to do care help?
Thank you, thank you, thank you! 👐