Hyacinth care

Hi Judy, you really have 2 options; 1: is to throw them out, like you say they have been forced so future performance could be effected. 2:If you are a keen gardener, you can like you say, try to carefully prise them apart and maintain growing them until they naturally die-down later in the year. If the roots are to entwined you can leave them together but definitely repot into a slightly bigger pot (not in the garden, it’s too wet) It is hard to know when they will die down, but as long as the bulb is in good condition and you put them into the fridge 6 weeks prior to planting next year they should re-flower.

Thanks the Palmers Team