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Taking care of your plants

Taking care of your plants

Indoor hyacinth
Exposure

Locate me in a bright indirect light, somewhere my scent can be enjoyed. Avoid strong, direct sunlight.

Watering frequency

No feeding is required while I'm flowering.

Feeding frequency

Once the flowers have faded, remove the flower stem but leave the foliage to die back naturally. Once the leaves have yellowed, the bulb can be planted outdoors where it can flower again in future years.

Repoting

Water when the compost feels dry to the touch. Do not allow my pot to stand in water.

DESCRIPTION

Bring a touch of festive colour and beautiful fragrance into your home with an indoor Hyacinth. Its elegant blooms create an instant Christmas display, while its sweet, distinctive scent adds to the seasonal atmosphere.

Keep out of reach of children and pets. Bulbs can be harmful if eaten and may cause skin irritation. Avoid contact with skin and eyes. Wash hands after handling.

Not pet safe

REPOTTING

  • Once the flowers have faded, remove the flower stem but leave the foliage to die back naturally. Once the leaves have yellowed, the bulb can be planted outdoors where it can flower again in future years.

VERVE RECOMMENDS... 

  1. Keep in a cool room for longer-lasting flowers. Avoid placing me near radiators, fires or other sources of heat.