Hyacinths thrive in water alone, making them perfect for glass vases, jars, or specialized forcing glasses. The key: keep the bulb base just above the water line to prevent rot.
In weeks, roots descend and a shoot emerges. When the shoot reaches 2 inches, move to a bright, warmer location. Gradually increase light and temperature as the bud elongates. For longest bloom, avoid direct sun and keep cool at night.
Discard the bulb after flowering—it's exhausted its reserves and won't rebloom. Enjoy the dramatic root display and fragrant flowers while they last!
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