Hyacinth vases and pots for the extras. I fear that your smaller jars might tip over with a full grown flowering hyacinth in them.

I was hoping I could move them once they start to grow. Apparently they need to stay stay out of the water for an extended period?

Thanks for the pic-I will have to look for something like that.

I'm not sure what you mean by 'Apparently they need to stay stay out of the water for an extended period?' Certainly the base of the bulb should never touch the water. They will reach roots down into the water if they are a fraction of an inch clear of it. It's quite hard to move them once they start rooting because the roots break really easily and they are difficult to get into a new container. I would try to get them into more suitable containers before they start to root.

Here are 2010s Hyacinths just set in their vases in October. Note the root development before they have even begun to put up greenery.

thanks, that's helpful. I think I have mine about 1/2 inch above the water so I need to add more.

Where do you find vases like this? I might be able to use my son's Bodum coffee pot for one bulb, tee hee. Not sure what to do with the other two.

I am in the UK and these vases are available in garden centres, florists etc. I bought mine at the local market.

Here is a link that might be useful: Hyacinth vases