Zumbul (lat. Hyacinthus)

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Zumbul is most commonly grown as a garden plant, but it can also be grown as a house plant. The flower of the swab can be cut and placed in the vase. Zumbul can be combined with other vesicles of spring, and then becomes part of a vivid floral arrangement.

Zumbul is a perennial plant that is most commonly reproduced by older elder babies born younger. If you buy bulbs, choose hard, only those that are not damaged, dried, pricked, or otherwise damaged.

Lucky hops are planted in autumn in the garden, or in pots that should be left inside. For them, the best land is rich in humus, which is good for water. Harbors should be planted at a depth of 15 to 20 centimeters in order to be safe from winter frosts, with a gap between 15 and 20 centimeters. When planting, they should be firmly pressed into the ground so that there is no hole under the bulb, in order to avoid rotting the root. The root is very sensitive and if damaged veins are damaged during transplantation, they will not regenerate, and there will be stagnation in growth, and in case of major damage and degradation.

The stem, with thin long green fleshy leaves that will flourish a multitude of flower-shaped bubbles resembling bells, will spring from the bulb in the spring. Zumbul grows 20 to 30 centimeters in height.