hyacinth plant

Sizes range from compact 6-inch potted plants (some listings note an approximate 10-inch max plant height) up to taller arrangements around 13.5 inches and full displays about 16.5–17 inches overall.

Live hyacinth blooms typically last about one to two weeks.

Live hyacinths prefer indirect sunlight and room-temperature conditions. Water about once a week or when the soil begins to dry out.

Artificial hyacinths are typically made from polyester, plastic, and polyfoam, with some arrangements including iron wire for structure. Petals and foliage are most often polyester, plastic, or polyfoam.

Common container materials include terracotta-finish planters, resin containers, and ceramic pots.

Hyacinths are commonly used as tabletop accents and displayed on mantels, side tables, window sills, shelves, or console tables.

The listings show a planting cycle of "Annual" and a hardiness zone of 5.

The live 6-inch hyacinth potted plants in these listings are described as grown in the USA.

Commonly listed values for 6-inch hyacinth pots are a container width of 6 inches, a planting depth of 6 inches, and a planting spacing also noted as 6 inches.

The listings mention white, purple, pink, and blue hyacinth flowers across live and artificial options.