I. Method of preservation
There are two types of tulip-species preservation, one with constant temperatures and the other with low temperatures. Because of the relatively low temperatures in the north, they can be kept at constant temperatures, and when the balls are wrapped in newspapers, they can be placed in a cold ventilated area. In the south, low temperature preservation is required, with seed balls placed in freezer rooms, with temperatures between 4 and 9°c。
Ii. How to grow
Spring sterilisation: in order to ensure the healthy growth of the balls, it usually takes some time to treat them at low temperatures and to disinfect them before planting. It is usually immersed with multibacterium for about 30 minutes. It is followed by a drop of cactin, which boosts its growth and removes the balls and strips the outer tanned skin。
Soil formulation: like most plants, tulips tend to deplete fertile soils, soft soil is important for root growth and good drainage reduces the likelihood of decay. If you produce the soil of your own accord, it may be mixed with gardens and leaves and sand, so that good conditions can be created。
3. Cultivation: prepare a flower pot of the right size, with shreds on the bottom, and cover it with well-equipped soil. Puts the balls straight into them and then begins to fill the soil, then presses them gently with hands. If the flower basin is deep, it can be many, but not one, three basins of 20 cm depth are not problematic and can be placed in a triangle。
4 follow-up conservation: when the balls are buried in the soil, appropriate quantities of water are required, with less moisture and, in particular, less water. Plantation should be placed in a better ventilated place, with regard to temperature, and it should be properly seen in light after it has sprouts. The plant is fertilized when it grows three to four leaves, which can boost the growth of the leaves。
