When is the best time to plant and bloom tulips?

Everyone has seen tulips, they are found in many parks, they are colorful and very beautiful. It comes in many colors, including white, red, yellow and pink, each with a different meaning. Let me give you a brief introduction to tulips.

Tulip. First, the introduction of the variety:

Tulip is a perennial herbaceous plant belonging to the genus Tulip in the lily family, with 3 5 leaves, a single apical flower, a variety of colors, 5 7 cm long, 2 4 cm wide, and the flowering period is 4 May.

Tulips are sown around September to November, and the temperature varies from region to region, so sowing should be measured according to the temperature. The most suitable temperature for growth and flowering is 15-20 degrees, and the suitable temperature for differentiation is 20-25 degrees, and the maximum temperature cannot exceed 28 degrees. Tulips have summer dormancy, autumn and winter rooting and germination of new shoots, but will not be unearthed, after the winter low temperature to the beginning of February of the following year to begin to grow, the temperature should be above 5 degrees, 10 degrees to grow the best, the flowering period of flower bud differentiation of the appropriate temperature of 17-23.

Slightly acidic sandy loam soils with rich texture, fertile soil, and good drainage should be selected for planting. Tulips prefer warm and humid winters and cool and dry summers, facing the sun and sheltering from the wind. It is relatively cold-resistant, generally able to withstand low temperatures of minus 14 degrees, not resistant to heat, and will enter the dormant stage if the temperature is too high.

3. Sowing method:

1. Tulips are commonly used for ball splitting and sowing propagation. Bulb propagation: After the transplanted cue ball can grow in one season, it can grow 1 2 large bulbs and 3 5 small bulbs around it at the same time, which can be planted separately according to the size of the bulb, and the large bulb can bloom in the current year after planting, and the small bulb can be cultivated for another 1 2 years to bloom.

Seeding and propagation: New varieties can also be bred for seeding and propagation. The seeds should be harvested before the capsules ripen and crack, pot indoors, keep them moist, and germinate the following spring. Blooms in about 3-4 years.

2. Planting management: tulips should be properly watered in the cultivation process, not over-irrigated, more water is needed within a week after planting, the amount of water should be slowly reduced after germination, and the water can not be too much after flowering, if it is a relatively dry weather, it should be watered in small quantities and many times. During the growth period, the air humidity should be kept at about 80%, which is the fastest growing and best development.

Avoid direct sunlight and moderate shading when the bulbs germinate, so plant deeper.

Tulips should pay attention to the prevention and control of pests and diseases after planting, and the main diseases are broken petal disease, decay sclerotinia sclerotinia disease, gray mold, etc. The first control method is to select some five germ bulbs, and to disinfect the soil and bulbs, you can use 5% benzelat wettable emulsion 2500 times spray every half month, which can avoid the occurrence of some diseases and bring convenience to the later management. Tulip insect pests mainly include root mites and aphids, and the control of aphids can be sprayed with 1000 times of 40% dimethoate emulsion.

Tulips are noble in shape and colorful in color, and are often used as decorative flowers in high-end places. However, because its cultivation is not extensive enough and few people know about it, many people are discouraged and dare not try breeding. Below we will introduce some knowledge about the time, method and other aspects of tulip planting.

Article **1 I. Planting time.

Tulips do not have high requirements for temperature conditions, they can grow normally above 10, and they are also very cold-tolerant, and they can generally survive at low temperatures of -14. Therefore, the best time to plant tulips is autumn, and the approximate time can be extended to the late September to the end of November every year. It should be noted that the choice of time should not be too early or too late, and the weather temperature is too high or too low are factors that hinder its rooting.

Article **2 Second, bulb planting method.

Before planting, the soil should be prepared in advance, and the disinfected peat soil and humus should be mixed in a ratio of 1:1. Then select a bulb with a diameter of 3-4 cm and a full shape without obvious trauma, dig a soil pit about 10 cm deep, bury the bulb and keep it upright, and then compact the bulb with soil.

Note that it should not be compacted too heavily, otherwise it is not conducive to germination and growth. After filling the soil, spray a small amount of water to soak the surface to meet the needs of germination. Too much water is prone to root rot, which affects the growth of flowers in the later stage and seriously leads to germination failure.

Elegant tulips, the best time to grow and bloom is from late October to December

Tulips belong to the lily family, tulips are perennial bulbous flowers, because they are easy to degenerate after planting bulbs, they are generally only cultivated annually, and it has the characteristics of dormancy in summer high temperature period, growth in cold season, and spring flowering, and is more sensitive to environmental temperature, and the suitable growth temperature is between 5-20, especially in the flower bud differentiation stage, it needs to be relatively cool and stable environmental temperature, otherwise it is not conducive to flower bud differentiation, and may lead to dumb flowers and flower bud deformity.

Among them, the natural sphere is more suitable for cultivation in the northern region with a cold and long winter; The 5 degree ball has been treated with low temperature and cold, which is more suitable for the cultivation of southern flower friends who are relatively warm in winter. In addition to being full, mildew-free, and the root disc is complete, there are also certain requirements for the perimeter of the bulbs, and the flowering quality of the bulbs is more guaranteed with a larger size and a uniform size!

The natural flowering period of tulips is mainly concentrated in March and April, and most of the flower friends breed tulips mainly for ornamentation during the Spring Festival, so the early planting of the flowering period is often uncontrollable, and it is difficult to achieve the effect of spring festival flower appreciation. If you want to enjoy the flowers as scheduled during the Spring Festival, you should plant bulbs in mid-November.

Tulips bloom in March, April, and May every year. Tulips are unique and noble flowers, and they are best planted in October every year, so they bloom beautifully from March to May of the following year.

The tulip is a very elegant flower, it is like a goblet, and there are many different colors, and the most wonderful thing is that it blooms every spring, adding to the infinite scenery of spring. If the tulips bloom early, they bloom in March, and if they bloom later, they bloom in May.

Many people think that after the tulip blooms, it doesn't have to be taken care of, in fact, during the flowering period of the tulip, it should also be carefully maintained. First of all, we need to prune the decayed branches and flowers to save nutrients for it and make the plant more beautiful.

In many cases, if the tulips are planted and carefully maintained, but they still do not produce flowers, it is equivalent to working in vain, which may be due to the aging of the tulip bulbs used to grow, or the disease. When choosing tulip bulbs, choose strong, plump, and large bulbs.

When planting tulips, to prevent diseases, first of all, disinfect the bulbs, then disinfect the soil, when planting, use nitrogen fertilizer moderately, and add more phosphate fertilizer and potassium fertilizer before flowering.

The planting time of tulips is from September to November, and the planting methods of tulips are: 1. Choose the right bulbs; 2. Sterilize and disinfect the bulbs; 3. Prepare suitable soil; 4. Plant tulip bulbs. Grow tulips, get the timing right, and don't make mistakes, and there won't be a big problem.

First, the planting time of tulips.

Tulips bloom in April and May every year, so they are usually planted in autumn and can be planted from September to November.

Second, the planting method of tulips.

1. Choose the right bulb.

Before planting tulips, you need to choose the bulbs. Bulbs with a larger diameter are more likely to produce flowers. It is necessary to choose the bulbs of excellent varieties to ensure that the selected bulbs are healthy and strong, without damage and no germs.

2. Sterilize and disinfect the bulbs and dry them.

After the bulb is ready, it should be soaked in a solution made of bactericide for about half an hour, which has a good disinfection effect. The sterilized tulip bulbs should be taken out to dry before they can be used.

3. Prepare suitable soil;

Pots planted with tulips should be well breathable. Tulip culture soil is best soil with deep fertility, loose, good drainage and irrigation, in order to ensure soil fertility, can be prepared with peat soil, coarse sand mixed garden soil. The prepared culture soil can only be used after high-temperature sterilization and disinfection, and the soil can be disinfected and sterilized by drying it in the hot sun for several hours.

4. Plant tulip bulbs.

Before planting tulips, you can water the soil a little to give it a certain amount of humidity before planting the bulbs. Once planted, cover the bulbs with another layer of soil. The bulbs should be placed in a cool and ventilated environment, watered regularly, and maintained.

1. Tulip planting time.

The best time to grow tulips is in autumn, from late September to early October, when the climate is cool and the sunlight is not too strong, and the survival rate is very high.

Second, tulip planting methods.

To grow tulips, we usually breed them through their bulbs. First of all, soak the seed bulb in the dilution of carbendazim, which can have a good sterilization effect, and after soaking for 30 minutes, insert its bud point upwards into the soil, covering about five centimeters of thick soil. The soil should be watered well in advance to keep it moist, and then placed in a cool and ventilated place.

After about a week, new shoots will grow on the bulbs.

3. Management. When planting tulips, be careful not to make the soil too moist, and wait until the soil in the pot is dry before watering it, about once every half a month. You can use some phosphorus and potassium fertilizer before flowering, which will make the tulips bloom more beautifully.

Wait until the flower is finished and cut off the stems to make the nutrients more concentrated. It is usually recommended to put it on the balcony so that it receives enough light, but in winter, when the temperature drops, it is still necessary to move it back indoors and control the room temperature to not be lower than 0.

Tulips are best planted from October to December, during the winter months. Because planting tulips in winter can grow well in spring, and it is also convenient for people to enjoy tulips in spring when everything is born.

First of all, tulips are a relatively cold plant, which can grow well in winter, and it has experienced a cold winter, can lie dormant for a whole winter, and then bloom in the spring. As we all know, mid-April is the best season for tulips, and many people will choose to see tulips in April, so winter is the best season for tulips to be planted.

Secondly, most plants are sown in the spring and then produce fruit in the summer, but tulips are different, they are sown in winter and bloom in spring, so tulips are also a very unique flower.

Finally, the root system of tulips grows faster in the winter than in the other three seasons, so sowing tulips in the winter is the wisest decision.

What color is a common tulip?

the first, yellow tulips; The combination of yellow tulips and pure dark green stems and leaves, like Cinderella, is stunning and has no connotation.

the second, pink tulips; Most tulips are pink and many girls like them.

Seed selection, choose large, complete bulbs. Soil selection: loose, fertile slightly acidic sandy soil.

Watering moderately, according to the climate and soil conditions, the temperature, between 15-18 is appropriate, not resistant to high temperatures. Tulips are best planted in late October every year.

Selection of seeds.

To grow tulips, you need to choose bulbs that are full of grains, large in size, and free of moths and mold spots. Tulip bulbs can be refrigerated in the refrigerator at 4-9°C before planting, and then taken out for planting after two months.

Soil selection. It is best to choose loose and fertile, well-drained slightly acidic sandy soil for planting tulips, and you can use peat soil or humus soil, and add well-rotted organic fertilizer to mix it appropriately.

When planting, be careful not to let the soil cover the bulbs, the top of the bulbs should be flush with the surface of the soil, and then water enough water and put it in a cool place, and after a week, it should be maintained in a sunny place.

Watering in moderation. Tulips are not drought tolerant, and watering needs to be carried out according to the climate and soil dryness, and it is generally used to water in small quantities and many times, which can also avoid water accumulation in the pot.

After germination, the amount of water needs to be reduced, and sufficient water is needed during the growth and flowering periods, and if there is a lack of water during the flowering period, the flower buds will not open normally, and the petals will dry up. During the growth period, some fertilizer can be added to the water to maintain sufficient nutrients and promote the growth of the plant.

Temperature. The best temperature for the growth of tulips is 15-18, and it cannot tolerate high temperatures, after the temperature is above 25, its growth rate will become slow and gradually enter dormancy. Therefore, when the temperature is high in summer, it is necessary to properly shade the tulips to avoid direct eyes, and if the temperature is too high, it is necessary to put the potted plants in an indoor ventilated place to grow.

Tulips are hardy and can survive at -35 in winter, but they need to be above 8 to start growing.