Let the tulips blossom again

Tulips bloom from March to May every year. If you want to make it blossom again next year, you can maintain it in the following ways. After the flowers wither, cut off the pedicels and plant the leafy bulbs together in the pot (those with a small courtyard can also be planted on the ground). When planting, you should first add base fertilizer, preferably bean cake crumbs and bone powder, to promote the growth of split bulbs, and then apply thin fertilizer 2 to 3 times, usually need to be watered to prevent drying. When the tulips enter the semi-dormant period in early summer, the bulbs must be dug out of the basin and dried and stored. Wait until September to October to re-basin, and apply base fertilizer (not dug out of the basin during summer dormancy, but be careful not to get too wet, otherwise the bulb will rot). It can be planted in the open field in winter, and the pot can be placed in a warm place facing the sun outside. the potted soil should be dry and avoid dampness. in this way, after the Beginning of Spring in the coming year, it will grow new leaves from the soil and apply thin fertilizer twice, and it will blossom again in April, but the flowers may be smaller.