Let s take a look at when tulips are planted and how long they bloom

Family Individual Planting:

The suitable growth temperature of tulips is 5 ° - 20 °, the bulbs should go through a low temperature treatment stage before planting, if the individual is planted when buying in the regular store, the bulbs are mostly processed by the manufacturer, and they can be planted directly after buying. According to the climatic differences in different regions of the country, planting can generally start around the Spring Festival. Among them, the southern region has a temperate climate and can be planted in all seasons.

In the northern region, it can also be planted if there is air conditioning and heating indoors. Generally, in order to catch up with the festival, it can be planted around mid to late November of the previous year. After treatment, the 5° tulip balls can bloom in about 30-40 days if the conditions are suitable after planting.

The 9° ball will take longer, about 50 days. If the temperature is too low, the growth and flowering time will increase.

Scenic land ornamental planting:

Nowadays, more and more scenic spots like to decorate with tulips to increase the attractions, and various tulip exhibitions are increasing day by day. Planting in scenic areas generally begins to be planted on land around September before the year, and each region will vary by half a month to January depending on the climate. The tulip bulbs planted in this way are naturally treated with low temperatures in the soil, and they will start to grow when the temperature rises to about 8°C the next year.

Tulips bloom in a concentrated manner from March to April, and bloom later in May.

Greenhouse facilities protect cultivation:

Tulips that are cultivated under the protection of the facility are usually planted around mid to late November to coincide with holiday sales. According to the needs of the festival, sometimes it is with New Year's Day, sometimes with the Spring Festival, and the cultivation time period will be correspondingly different. If you want to produce continuously, you can generally plant a batch every 10 days or so, so as to avoid centralized listing and ensure continuous supply.

This cultivation method generally blooms and picks about half a month before the festival.

Hydroponic tulips:

Many people like hydroponic tulips, in fact, I personally suggest that if you don't have a lot of experience in planting, novice breeding, soil culture will be safer. When hydroponics, care should be taken to use appropriate brackets to hold the bulbs. If you soak all the bulbs in water, there will be many problems in the later stage, such as rotting bulbs and smelly water.

Use appropriate equipment to hold the bulbs on the surface of the water, so that the root plate of the bulbs comes into contact with the water. In addition, the water in the container during hydroponics acts the same as the soil, and it is necessary to ensure the temperature of the water, otherwise the root system will not grow well. In addition, it is also necessary to pay attention to the appropriate application of some nutrient solution to supplement nutrition, and pay attention to changing the water every once in a while according to the growth situation.

Generally, the planting time is about the same as that of soil culture, and it will bloom in about a month after a good management.

Flowering time of each day:

Tulips are long-day flowers that love the sun. After the bud is extracted, pay attention to more sunlight every day when the sun is just right at noon. Generally, when the light is strongest near noon, the petals of the tulip will be fragrant.

However, it should be noted that the aroma of tulips is slightly toxic, and if you inhale too much, you will experience dizziness and other symptoms. Therefore, if it is planted at home, pay attention to ventilation.

The aroma of tulips is not easy to inhale too much, and attention should be paid to indoor ventilation.

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Tulips take 45 to 60 days to bloom, the flowering period is concentrated in March and April every year, the flowers are straight cup-shaped, solitary at the top of the stem. Cultivation method: the soil is suitable, and the sandy loam soil with strong drainage and air permeability can be selected as the substrate for cultivation; To treat the bulbs, the outer layer of seed coat needs to be peeled off before sowing, and the seeds should be sown after disinfection; For the sowing method, the bulbs need to be neatly stacked in the ditch and covered with a thin layer of soil.

Tulips need to be planted for 45 to 60 days to bloom, tulips grow faster, the environment is suitable for sowing 40 days to open, generally concentrated in March and April every year. When opened, the flowers are solitary at the top of the stem, with a straight cup-shaped flower shape that is magenta, purplish-red, or bright yellow in color, and has dark purple spots at the base.

1. The soil is suitable

In order to make tulips bloom as soon as possible after sowing, it is necessary to choose plots with strong water holding capacity and permeability for cultivation, so that the root system and bulbs can grow and develop better in the later stage. Choosing sandy soil as the substrate for cultivation can reduce the breeding of diseases and make the growth of bulbs stronger. Finally, a sufficient amount of well-rotted organic fertilizer can be added to the plot to improve fertility.

2. Handle the bulbs

When cultivating tulips, it is necessary to choose bulbs with smooth skin and no damage, and carefully peel off the outer cortex before planting to ensure that the cortex is in a complete state and avoid destroying other parts. Before sowing, it is necessary to prune off the rotten and blackened part of the bulb, soak it in carbendazim solution and disinfect it, and then sow it in the soil.

3. Sowing method

When sowing tulips, you need to dig a ditch in the plot, put the bulbs neatly in the ravine, so that the bulbs are exposed, and after planting, you need to water the root water once to avoid the bulbs from drying and dehydration. After planting, it is necessary to cover the top with a layer of plastic wrap to avoid damaging the structure of the soil layer and affecting the growth in the later stage.

Tulips generally bloom in the spring, blooming from March to May each year, and usually blooming for one to two weeks in a row. The specific flowering time is related to the climate and daily maintenance, and if the environment is suitable, its flowering time will be extended. If the maintenance is not reasonable, the flowering period will be greatly shortened, so if you want to flower longer, you must give it a suitable growth environment.

Tulips grow relatively quickly, and if the environment is suitable, they will bloom about 40 days after planting. If you want it to bloom on schedule, you need to plant it in soft, breathable, fertile soil. After the germination begins, it is necessary to apply phosphorus and potassium fertilizer after the flower buds are grown, so as to promote the flower buds to bloom as soon as possible.

Growing environment

Tulips are native to the Mediterranean coast, Central Asia, Turkey and other places. The unique Mediterranean climate forms tulips to adapt to the characteristics of wet and cold in winter and dry and hot in summer, with the characteristics of dormancy in summer, rooting and germinating new shoots in autumn and winter but not unearthed, and starting to stretch and grow to form stems and leaves in early February of the second year after low temperature in winter (the temperature is above 5), and flowering in March and April.

The suitable temperature for growth and flowering is 15 20. Flower bud differentiation is carried out during the storage period when the bulbs are dug out of the pot and placed outdoors in the shade for the summer when the stems and leaves turn yellow. The appropriate temperature for differentiation is 20 25, and the maximum should not exceed 28.

Tulips are long-day flowers, like the sun, sheltered from the wind, warm and humid in winter, cool and dry in summer.

Hello! Tulips generally bloom from March to May, early-flowering varieties bloom earlier, generally in early March, and late-flowering varieties generally begin to bloom in late April.

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Tulips enter the dormant period during the high temperature season, generally in the autumn from September to October, when bulbs are sown in the open field and planted to a depth of centimeters.

Once planted, it can take root, but it will not be unearthed. The bulbs begin to differentiate their flower buds under the influence of low temperatures in winter, begin to grow when the temperature rises above 5 in the second year, and begin to bloom when the temperature reaches 15-20 after more than a month.

Tulips are resistant to low temperatures, can overwinter in the open in areas above -14, and do not freeze in alpine areas with snow in winter.

Tulips do not bloom prevention and take measures:

1. Temperature factor. In areas with high winter temperatures, the bulbs can be stored in cold storage for 30 days and maintained at a temperature of 4-9 to complete flower bud differentiation. Low temperature treatment for 2-3 months can make the flowering period earlier.

2. Humidity factor. Too much humidity can cause the bulb to rot and grow poorly due to excessive drought. If the bulb begins to rot, you can cut off the rotten part with a sterilized blade, dry the water, and replant it.

3. Illumination time. Tulips are long-day plants and cannot bloom if the plot is planted with insufficient light. Generally, choose sunny plots to plant tulips, and those planted in pots need to see light frequently to promote flower bud differentiation.

4. Seed bulb degradation: Seed bulb degradation will occur when planted continuously for 2-3 years, and the introduction of seed bulbs in other places is the most obvious. Degradation can be mitigated by selecting locally appropriate varieties.

5. Disease factors. Tulips can also fail to bloom due to disease infection, so they need to be planted after soil disinfection or bulb disinfection.

6. Root factors. The root system of tulips is not easy to produce new roots after being injured, and seedlings cannot be transplanted.

7. Fertilizer damage or lack of fertilizer. Too much nitrogen fertilizer will cause root burning or growth, and too much phosphorus and potassium fertilizer will cause no flowering, or poor flowering.

Choose loose and fertile soil, the base fertilizer is mainly ternary compound fertilizer, and the flower bud stage is supplemented with phosphorus and potassium fertilizer, which can play a role in promoting flowering.

Tulips are planted for 45-60 years before flowering, and the flowers are solitary at the top of the stem, in the shape of an upright cup, and have a magenta color.

Bright yellow, purple-red, with inky purple spots at the base, when the plant is in the flowering period, it will consume a lot of nutrients, it should be fertilized before flowering, you can apply phosphorus and potassium fertilizer every 10 days, wait until flowering to stop fertilizer, and wait for the soil to dry before watering.

Tulips are planted for 45-60 days before flowering, and their flowering period is concentrated in March and April every year, the flowers are solitary at the top of the stem, in the shape of an upright cup, the color is magenta, bright yellow, purple-red, with inky purple spots at the base, and 6 tepals.

Tulips are long-day plants, only sufficient light can make the flower buds differentiated, need to be placed in a good position with good lighting conditions, if the breeding environment is too dark, not only will not bloom, but is prone to grow long, resulting in the overall looseness of the plant, greatly reducing the ornamentality.

Tulips in the flowering period, will consume a lot of nutrients, should be treated with fertilizer before flowering, you can apply 1 time of phosphorus and potassium fertilizer every 10 days, wait until flowering to stop fertilizer, at the same time before each watering to observe the soil dry and wet, abide by the principle of seeing dry and wet.

Tulips are often propagated by dividing balls and sowing seeds, in which the bulb propagation is that after a season of growth, the cue ball planted in the current year will grow 1-2 large bulbs and 3-5 small bulbs around it, and it can be planted separately according to the size of the seed bulbs.

Many flower friends don't know when tulips are planted, and they buy bulbs on the Internet in a daze, and the result is a mess, in this article we will learn when tulips are best planted, and by the way, popularize the concept of natural balls and 5 balls.

Generally speaking, the best time to plant tulips is in autumn (late autumn), that is, from the end of October to December, if you plant too early, the root will be affected by the hot weather, and too late will also affect the flowering due to the temperature problem.

Some flower friends are planted in January of the next year, and they can also see the flowering normally, and it is not too late, if it is 5 balls at the latest can not exceed the beginning of spring, otherwise there is no point in planting. And if it is a natural ball, then it is not suitable after February, because the temperature has already begun to warm.

Why? Now we're going to popularize the concept of natural balls and 5 balls

5 balls: After 5 low temperature treatment in advance, the dormancy of the balls is broken in advance, and the flower buds are differentiated, so that the balls feel that winter has come, and then put them in the greenhouse for cultivation, so that they can bloom during the Spring Festival.

Natural Balls (Dry Balls): Balls that have not been treated at low temperatures, are planted around December, and after low temperatures in January, the natural flowering period is from March to May.

Natural bulb cultivation requires a period of low temperature of 0-9 degrees in the local climate, otherwise root and flower bud differentiation will be affected.

Natural balls and 5 degrees balls in Jiangsu and Zhejiang can be planted, and further south is needed and the winter temperature can not reach 0 9 degrees of low temperature, so you can only plant 5 degrees of balls.

1.Natural balls are bulbs that have not yet undergone a low temperature phase. For flower lovers in northern cities, it is appropriate to use natural balls, which have low temperatures and long hours in northern winters. Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai, such as Shanghai, are also suitable for natural balls.

Balls, also known as cold-treated balls, are artificially low-temperature and do not need to be dismantled in winter. It is suitable for cities without winter, such as some southern cities, Hong Kong, Fujian, Guangdong, south of Wenzhou, Zhejiang, etc.

3.If you want to bloom before the Spring Festival, ignorant manuscript jujube theory is a flower friend who lives in which city, and there is not enough time for Jinglu's natural low temperature, you need to choose a cold treatment ball.

Seeing this, should flower friends think of buying tulips to first understand whether it is a natural ball or a 5 ball, and then consider when the area is suitable for planting. If you buy it early and are not suitable for planting, then how to store tulips?

Wrap the tulips in newspaper and refrigerate them in the refrigerator for 3 -5 years (remember to keep them dry), or you can find a cool, ventilated corner and store them at room temperature.