Tulip Tremier Lilak Perfect, river 11/12, 5 pcs, autumn 2023

Tulip Lilak perfect terry - an exquisite tulip with a saturated lilac color petals with lighter glare along the edge of the petals and blue -violet tint. During the season, the petals are revealed, demonstrating a delicate yellow-white core. In open form, the flower reaches in a diameter of 10 cm. Blooms in May. The flowering duration is up to 2-3 weeks. The height of the peduncle is 40-50 cm.

Terry tulips enjoy love among flower growers thanks to their bright colors and abundant flowering. The shape of tulips flowers of this class deserves special attention. A large number of petals seem to be crowded, they form lush heads that are completely dissimilar to the classic flowers of the tulip. Tainted flowers, mainly warm tones, in a fully open state can reach a diameter of 10 cm, do not fade for a long time. Terry tulips have low strong stems, early flowering, juicy, bright color. Tensor tulips can be from 15 to 50 cm, but most tulips of this class have a height of 25-30 cm. For the successful cultivation of tulips, the basic rules of agricultural technology must be followed.

landing place

Tulips love a sunny open place, which is protected from winds, but can grow with light shading. It is not allowed to place tulips after other bulbs, as well as after the plants of the people's perch. You can return tulips to its former place only after 2-3 years, as an exception to one place, tulips can grow for 3-4 years.

soil requirements

For tulips, almost any soils are suitable, but light sandy or loamy with a neutral reaction (pH 6.5-7.5) are considered the best. For tulips, stagnation of ground and flood water is unacceptable, which can negatively affect the root system. The soil for tulips is prepared in advance (at least a week or two). They are deeply dug with the simultaneous application of 1 m2 5-10 kg of humus, 100-200 g of ash, 50-100 g of superphosphate, 80 g of potassium sulfate. Sour soils lime 200-300 g of dolomite flour. Manure for tulips, like other bulbs, do not introduce, because It provokes the development of various diseases.

landing

Tulips are planted in the fall, usually in the second half of September. When at a depth of 15-20 cm the temperature drops to +10 degrees, optimal conditions for the development of the root system will be created. The rooting process takes 2-3 weeks. With a later landing, the bulb does not have time to take root, and when landing in an earlier time, it can begin to actively vegetate and freeze in winter. Tulips are planted to a depth of 2-3 diameters of the bulb, an average of 15-20 cm, depending on the type of soil (lung deeper). The distance between the bulbs during planting depends on the height of the plant, and on average is 10-15 cm. Like all onion, tulips are planted in groups of 15-20 plants.

care

Tulips do not carry stagnation of water, but they simply need timely watering in reasonable norms. Plants are watered in dry weather to the depth of the roots, which is 25-30 cm, so water consumption per 1 m2 should be 25-30 liters. Especially important is watering during budding and flowering. In the spring, immediately after the emergence of seedlings, the earth around the flowers is loosened to open air access to plant roots and significantly reduce moisture evaporation. This is done after each watering, top dressing or abundant rain, so that problems in the development of the plant can be avoided. Tulips just need top dressing. The quality of flowering, and of course, the health of plants directly depends on the quality of the nutrition. In total, three top dressing is carried out during the growing season. In the spring, even in the snow, complete mineral fertilizer is introduced, during the period of buds, phosphorus-potassium top dressing is carried out, which is repeated during mass flowering, but already in reduced doses. Dry fertilizers with plants are not absorbed, top dressing must be combined with watering.

winter hardiness

For the winter, plantings are mulched with humus or peat with a layer of up to 5 cm. In spring, mulch is not removed, but carefully loosened: it contributes to a faster warming of the soil and retains moisture.