Mix Hosta Bulbs for Planting,Perennial Excellent Display-8 Bulbs-B

• Brilliant Hosta Bulbs: Strictly selected, high germination rate, plump, disease-free and ready to plant.
• Hardy & Shade-Adaptable:Thrives in shade, tolerates drought and summer heat after rooting.
• Stunning Foliage & Fragrant Blooms: Lush varied foliage and elegant summer blooms attract pollinators.
• Easy to Plant & Maintain: No experience needed, easy to divide.
• Secure Packaging & After-Sales: Double-sealed packaging,60+ day shelf life, professional after-sales support.

1. Hosta can be used as ground cover plants under trees, or planted in rock gardens or on the north side of buildings. It can also be planted at the edge of the forest, next to stones, and by the water. It has a high ornamental effect and is often used for greening wetlands and watersides. 2. In summer, it is best to water once before 9 am and after 4 pm. Water less or not on days with lower temperatures or rainy days. Be careful not to accumulate water in the flowerpot. 3. When placing hosta indoors for maintenance, it should be placed in a place with bright light. In spring, autumn, and winter, the sun is not too strong, so hosta can be placed in a place where it can be directly exposed to sunlight. Hosta should avoid direct sunlight during the high temperature season in summer, otherwise the leaves of the plant will easily turn yellow and scorch. Fertilize once a week in spring and once every 1-2 months in winter. Cultivation method: Hosta needs full sun, bright shade or afternoon shade. When planting in the garden, avoid places where the ground is too dry. Hosta likes fertile, water-retaining places. Please plant the plants 30-50 cm apart. Hosta is very heat-resistant and cold-resistant, so cultivation does not require much effort. It is sensitive to dryness, so make sure not to lack water. How to plant: Hosta needs full sun, bright shade, not semi-shade. Although Hosta can grow in the sun, strong direct sunlight in summer may cause leaves to burn. Especially avoid places exposed to afternoon sun.