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Soil
Tulips require loose soil fertility, good drainage, PH of slightly acidic, not alkaline soil and high viscosity of the soil. It is best to use a mixture of decayed organic soil, peat, and sand in a 1:1:1 ratio as the substrate for cultivation.
Sunshine
The tulips should be shaded half a month after they are potted, so as to facilitate the growth of new roots. Shading should also be used for germination in order to promote the elongation of the flower buds; After the seedlings, it is necessary to increase the light, promote the jointing of the whole plant. After the late bud coloring, it is necessary to prevent direct sunlight, so as to extend the flowering time.
Temperature
Tulips like warm winters and cool summers, and the optimum temperature for their growth is 9 to 13 degrees. Tulips are hardy, withstanding temperatures as low as minus 35 degrees Celsius.
Apply fertilizer
Tulips require little in the way of fertilizer, and only some nitrogen is applied when growth is not going well. After the roots are well developed, you can have 2KG of calcium nitrate per 100 square meters in three weekly intervals.
