Tulip bulb Texas Flame

• Maximum height: 55 cm
• Planting: From early October until late November
• Blooming: From March to May
• Flowering duration: Approximately 15-20 days

The Texas Flame tulip is a relatively “easy” plant. Plant it with the tip of the bulb facing up and the broad side facing down. Cover with soil and water appropriately.

Planting spots: The ideal location is partial shade, protected from strong winds. Areas with plenty of sunlight should be avoided, especially exposure to the midday sun.

Climate-soil: Suitable soil for the garden is sandy soil with good drainage, while for pots, outdoor potting soil enriched with pumice is preferred.

Fertilization: Fertilizing once a week with a liquid organic fertilizer during the growing period is recommended.

After flowering, care for the bulbs continues for 2-6 weeks and then they are stored in a shady and cool place.