Hyacinths, crocuses and tulips - select spring and not very demanding flowering plants for your home.
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1 hyacinths
The simplest and unpretentious blooming plants in March, which you can find in any flower shop and in most major supermarkets - hyacinths. They are sold either simply in the form of bulbs planted in the ground, or already in a gentle state. They can be put in any place in the house, as they are not very whimsal for lighting, but require regular irrigation, especially with the beginning of flowering. They do it from mid-March to May, and then fall asleep until next year.
What to do after flowering
- Leave a half-empty pot until next year if it does not bother.
- Throw the bulb and next year to buy a new one, which allows you to make a low price.
- Sprinkle a plant at the cottage, lawn in front of the house or in the nearest park. Most likely, it will come true without any problems and in the next year it will bloom again, with time, forming a clearing from flowers.
When you buy an unacceptable green hyacinth, pay attention to the color of the plastic pot in which it is sold, - usually it is the same color as future flowers on the plant.
2 crocuses
Another unpretentious bulbous flower, crocus, blooms in March and blooms until April-May. So that flowering lasted as long as possible, do not put crocuses under direct sunlight into stuffy, very warm rooms. Also water them no more often than once every four days, as the earth coma is drying out, since they sick and die from the convergence.
You can feed these flowers with phosphorus and potassium, if you want the stems and buds to appear as quickly as possible. This is another interesting feature of crocuses: creating suitable conditions, you can achieve their flowering at any time of the year, even in winter.
3 tulips
Most likely, you are accustomed to cut-off tulips in bouquets, but they can also be grown at home in a pot. You need a large bulb weighing 30 grams to have enough nutrients. Looking for late varieties: "Aristocrat" or "Triumph", they will germinate in March. Sit them at the end of November and leave in a dark cool place until spring.
If you do not want to wait for so long, buy groaned onion in March in large flower stores, put in a warm and well-lit place and do not forget to water around two times a week. The yellowed leaves need to cut off, and the room is to ventilate so that the plant is not too stuffy and the flowering lasted for a long time.
4 Orchids
In order to grow at home beautifully blooming orchid, you need to follow the recommendations.
- Use a special soil chosen for this plant.
- Find well lit, but not a roast place in the house. At the same time, it is better that the sun rays are scattered, and not straight.
- Provide space around for air roots.
- To stick into the soil wand for a support that will need when the plant will throw off the branch with flowers.
- Periodically spray the plant from the spray gun, especially if there are batteries or air conditioning in the room, which are dried air.
5 Narcissa
The most popular varieties of daffodils for growing at home - "paper", "Ziva" and "Geranium". Due to the fact that this is a spring plant, it needs a temperature of about 18-19 ° C, fresh air and timely watering. If you put on the bulbs in December, you will receive buds in March, and if you do it in March - the flowers mature to May.
After faded flowers you need to cut, and the stem is untouched. Put fertilizer and reoperate in open soil. Then the next spring daffodil will bloom again.