Fertilization methods for family breeding

Top dressing is required when tulips produce roots and start to extract leaves. At this time, fertilizer should be applied every two weeks. Before tulip leaves are spread to blossom, an appropriate amount of trace elements should be supplemented. The main type of fertilization is phosphorus and potassium fertilizer. Therefore, an appropriate amount of KH2PO4 compound fertilizer can be sprayed according to a certain proportion. In addition, an appropriate amount of tulip suitable bacterial fertilizer can be added to make the tulip flowers more fragrant. Topdressing should be applied after flowering, and attention should be paid to maintaining stable soil moisture to ensure its normal survival

Fertilization methods for greenhouse production

Tulips need adequate nutrients when they grow, sprout and bud. In order to supplement the nitrogen and calcium elements required for the growth of tulips, an appropriate amount of calcium nitrate should be applied in time after the roots of tulips, and the fertilization frequency is once every other week. In addition, potassium fertilizer and nitrogen fertilizer should be applied when the new buds from bud germination to growth are 2-3cm higher than the excavated surface, combined with an appropriate amount of special bacterial fertilizer. Finally, after forming flower buds, supplement potassium fertilizer again, or spray a certain concentration of KH2PO4 compound fertilizer on the leaf surface to help tulips bloom

To sum up, whether it is personal cultivation in the family or batch cultivation in shed planting production, grasping the fertilization opportunity, fertilization times and fertilization types are the key aspects that should be mastered in tulip fertilization. I hope friends who are raising or want to try to raise tulips can remember these fertilization points, timely supplement the nutrients needed for tulip growth, and make it bloom as beautiful as possible