Q&A for How to Prevent Hyacinth Flowers from Flopping

Yes, to do this remove the bloom fully. Place the plant inside in a sunny location. Water frequently and add plant food. Once the foliage is yellow, remove it. Plant hyacinth in the shadiest part of the yard. Place fertilizer and bone meal in the hole and place the bulbs face down in the hole. Cover them with soil and water frequently.

If you transplant from a pot to the outdoors, they will bloom yearly. In a pot, they will bloom for 2-3 weeks.

A variety of hyacinth, called the grape hyacinth, multiplies its bulbs underground. To avoid this you can dig up the bulbs or spray them with vinegar.

Dig out the bulbs and remove the soil. Place the bulbs on newspaper in the dark for a few days. Then, store them in a mesh bag in a cool and dark place.

Sometimes the main bulb produces smaller bulbs. These can be removed and will produce new plant if planted. If you cut the main bulb in half, it will not produce any stem or flowers.