How long do tulips bloom?

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Tulips bloom from March to April every year, and their flowering period lasts about 3-5 months. The flowering period of tulips under natural growth is from November to March of the following year. The peak flowering period is around the Spring Festival.

Blooming time

Tulips bloom from March to April every year, and their flowering period is about 3-5 months. The flowering period of tulips under natural growth is from November to March of the following year. The peak flowering period is around the Spring Festival.

Blooming time

The approximate time from blooming to falling of tulips is about 1 week.

How to control the flowering period

Early promotion

After the tulip bulbs are harvested in mid-to-late June every year, they can Leave it to a temperature of 34°C for about 1 week. Then gradually lower the temperature and place it at 17-20°C for about 50-55 days, which can promote the differentiation of flower buds.

The temperature condition of 7-9℃ is suitable for cold storage. It can be planted from late September to early October every year, and it can bloom in December.

Mid-term promotion

Harvest bulbs from June to July every year. First place the bulbs at a temperature of 17-20℃, etc. The drawings are differentiated, and then placed in a 9°C environment for refrigeration for one week. The flowers planted in September will bloom in February of the following year.

Late promotion

The bulbs received in July each year can be stored at 23°C for about 50-55 days, and then stored at 20°C for 1 month until autumn. Turn to cool, place it at a temperature of 17°C until planting in November, and it will bloom at the end of March.

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