HYDROPONIC tulip bulbs, how to keep alive after bloom, aftercare. (Tulips/Daffodils grown in water)

Can you reuse hydroponic grown flower bulbs? Yes, 1 technique is to plant them in the garden once they are done blooming. This way the bulbs go back to their natural cycle. However Tulips and Daffodils their natural cycle requires a winter, they perform best in areas with cold winters (USA growing zones 3-7).
In winter and early spring months many people buy or are given hydroponic tulips and daffodils. Once the blooms are done the the foliage will naturally die back, this is the moment the 'energy' goes back to the bulbs to make new bulbs for next year. Plant the tulips outdoors any time in spring, beginning when the soil is workable. If the leaves are still green, wait until they turn a bit brown, it is ok to plant the bulbs with foliage still remaining, the foliage will continue to die back naturally.
- tulips like full sun, choose a sunny location in your garden
- plant the bulbs 5-8 inches deep, after planting, a one time good watering would help to get the soil well compacted around the bulbs.
- removing spent flowers allows the plant to put even more energy into the bulb, rather than seed production.
- add fertilizer to your planting if you want them to come back bigger and better.
- it might take 2 years before they come back fully, the first year the blooms might be smaller.
- there are many different varieties of tulips and daffodilis, not all of them come back as well as others.

[@josiedudouit1933]

Hydroponic tulips from bloomakers are some of the most vibrant and long lasting tulips I've ever had. I'm looking forward to planting my latest bulbs...thanks for the vid!

[@amandaellison9706]

Thank you so much! I got theirs as a gift and I thought I was gonna have to get rid of them after they just finished blooming. I just started my gardening journey and I was so happy to find this video because bloom maker’s themselves don’t even have a video about this! Thank you for being so detailed, especially for us beginners

[@missypants2858]

This is the video I've been looking for!!!! ... thanks for sharing 🎉🎉

[@eileengalindo4949]

So excited to try this this year

[@faithlilis]

sir i envy the temperature of your plants enviroment, i live in very hot place were summer is well always over 95 to 105 degrees. I DREAM OF MOVING FROM THIS PLACE TO GREENER PASTURES IF GOD ALLOWS ME. I TRULY DREAM OF LAND LIKE YOURS.... So how about replanting these indoors for people like me. so far i see they like deep cool soil from what your explaining, so i will try to imitate that... and what is the best soil for indoor replanting hydro these type of flowers OR what kind of soil would you use. funny how it says keep away from direct sunlight but your thrive in it. anyhow thanks for your tips

[@alyssiaalexandria3553]

Hi Thank you so much for sharing this fun educational video. Wishing you well!

[@NakedEyes-lm3bj]

Beautiful tulips and daffodils ❤❤❤

[@nosheenhaider9106]

Thanks for sharing excellent informative video

[@gardeningtipsandmore]

Glad you enjoyed it, we will make a follow up video soon !

[@DanaPrice-os9hh]

Thank you, just what I was looking for!

[@Fading_with_beauty]

I want to regrow my tulips in the vase and water sense I live in an apartment is this possible? I was going to cut and give a a a gift and hope they grow back soon sence it is summer

[@booda4561]

I been trying to find those pin trays with no luck

[@Kgallego17]

You answered anything I could think of for a first timer with hydroponic tulips. My tulips are at the end of the bloom, but one of the bulbs is growing a stem 😮 do I still plant it? Do I let it grow I'm water and remove the other 2 bulbs (set of 3)? Ty in advance. ❤

[@gardeningtipsandmore]

sure go ahead an plant them, in the coming weeks they will ''die back'' naturally, so they put more reserves in the bulbs, and next year they will come back up, if everything goes well they come back every year. dont forget to fertilize a little in the springtime. and if its very dry they can use some water, but not too much since its a small plant (not much foliage)

[@azicepricess]

Can I put them in a pot with soil and use a grow light? because I live in an apartment. Thank you.

[@jbaz964]

wow thats good soil! i live in AZ and there is no soil. when you plant the bulbs do they have to be watered year round while under ground? remember AZ heat.

[@gardeningtipsandmore]

most important is that they get at least 2 months of somewhat cold weather (winter) to go through their natural cycle and induce blooms. if its really dry watering is needed, but since they are relatively small plants (not much foliage), they don't need a whole lot of water. thanks for watching!

[@johnandmichelevaughan1638]

I’ve been looking for the pin trays you used in the bottom of your vases? Can you tell me where to find them?

[@ilhaambasha6269]

Hi I need some advice I received tulips with their bulbs attached but now the tulips are welted I want to know if there is a way to save them

[@gardeningtipsandmore]

once they start to wilt its a good time to plant them in the garden ! just like in the video!