Hyacinths are famous for their pleasant fragrance.\u00a0They also grow very well in pots, meaning once they’re in bloom you can move them wherever you’d like, perfuming a patio, a walkway, or a room in your house. Water your Hyacinth\u00a0every two to three days. During the winter, you will probably water less frequently whereas, in the summer, you will water more often. Don’t let the soil dry out completely but, at the same time, take care not to over water your plant either. Too much water is no good for the roots.\u00a0 After\u00a08 to 12 weeks of blooming, your hyacinth will begin to go dormant. First the flowers will die, and eventually the leaves will wither. While you should have kept their leaves intact as long as possible, it’s now safe to\u00a0trim them back to just the bulb and roots. Cut back dead foliage to the base of the bulb and store the whole pot in a cool, dry, and dark space for some beauty sleep. Do not water or feed the plant. Apollo named the flower that grew from Hyakinthos’s blood hyacinth. Symbolizing sport or play in the language of flowers, hyacinth represent\u00a0constancy, while blue hyacinth expresses sincerity.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Hyacinths are famous for their pleasant fragrance.\u00a0They also grow very well in pots, meaning once they’re in bloom you can move them wherever you’d like, perfuming a patio, a walkway, or a room in your house.<\/p>\n