1、 Sowing and propagation

1. Pilling and preservation: tulip is a bulbous plant. After flowering, the aboveground part will gradually wither. After that, the seed ball needs to be taken out and dried and stored in a low-temperature environment

2. Autumn sowing: tulip bulbs are usually sown in autumn, mostly from September to October. Too early or too late is not conducive to plant growth and affects its rooting

3. Prepare soil: in order for the seed ball to grow better, loose and fertile soil needs to be prepared. Garden soil and rotten leaf soil are generally used. An appropriate amount of sand can be added to increase its drainage

4. Planting: dig a pit on the soil surface and bury the seed ball in it. The buried depth is determined according to its size. The small one can be buried for 15 cm and the large one can be buried for 20 cm

2、 Split ball propagation

1. Ball splitting time: Tulip ball splitting is generally carried out in June. At this time, the plant has finished flowering, the aboveground part gradually withers, and the seed ball enters the dormant state, which is suitable for separating the side ball

2. Separate the tulip seed ball from the soil ball, or separate the tulip seed ball from the soil ball

3. Pot planting: bury the separated small balls in the soil. If the pot is large enough, you can bury more than one, but keep a certain distance. After embedding, pour some water and do a good job in cold prevention