Growing Tulip Flower From Bulb Time Lapse (135 Days)

This demonstrates how a tulip bulb was chilled in a pot and grown to flowering. Tulip bulbs required to be chilled for at least 12 weeks to germinate properly. For simulating it, we buried the bulb into a pot with moist soil and cover it with a paper bag. The bag was then placed in the fridge for 90 days. After that, The tulip pot was taken under a growing light. The bulb instantly shot up like a spike. A bud started blooming after over 20 days. The flower kept open and close for a few times before wilting at the end of its cycle.

[@caretakerfan9118]

Very good and sad

[@Lunartsuki]

what is this tulip variety? soo beautiful

[@eLapseTime]

Sorry, this was randomly picked from a mixed-variety pack. So, we don't know either.

[@khalidd9869]

it is viridiflora tulip 🌷

[@kabernat]

Oh the splendor!!

[@shaheer2195]

What is Soil media ?

[@Malion-i8m]

Я перший

[@alexpascu8586]

cool

[@ТатьянаЮсупова-т7я]

А как называется растение по русски

[@crabcakes7784]

Why did you put the pot in a bag and chill the seed in the fridge?

[@eLapseTime]

It's for simulating the winter in natural. Tulip bulbs won't germinate properly, if they don't go through a period of winter time.

[@kabernat]

@@eLapseTime-This is true because they bloom in the early Spring and by putting it in a bag and placing in the fridge duplicates winter. You are so gifted! 🌷🌷🌷🌷