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Seed bulb propagation technique of tulip

Published: 2024-11-05 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/05, Tulip propagation methods include bulb propagation, seed propagation and tissue culture. The latter two methods take a long time to reproduce (seed propagation takes 5 years to bloom) and cost high. In addition to special purposes such as breeding new varieties and virus-free, bulb propagation methods are generally adopted. Agricultural technology recommendation. The propagation materials are small bulbs harvested in June, dried in the shade after mud removal, stored in cold storage at 5-10℃, and ventilation should be paid attention to. Tulips like loose soil, good permeability of sandy loam, ball propagation should choose good drainage, Yang

The propagation methods of tulips include bulb propagation, seed propagation and tissue culture. the latter two methods take a long time (seed propagation takes 5 years to blossom) and high cost, except for special uses such as breeding new varieties, detoxification and so on. the method of bulb propagation is generally used.

Agricultural technology recommendation.

The bulbs harvested in June were dried and stored in 5-10 ℃ cold storage. Attention should be paid to ventilation.

Tulip likes sandy loam with loose soil and good air permeability. The place with good drainage, plenty of sunshine and fertile soil should be chosen for ball reproduction, and the best pH is between 6.6 and 7. Soil preparation should be carried out before planting, 8-10 cubic meters of rotten farm manure should be applied before land preparation, and then rotary ploughing with tractors should be used to stir the soil and farm manure evenly.

In autumn, when the temperature of the 15cm soil layer drops to about 9 ℃, the bulbs will be planted. The plant spacing is 7 cm × 11 cm, and the thickness of the covered soil is 4-5 times that of the bulb. Immediately after planting, water it and cover it with straw to make it easier for the ball to survive the winter in the field. The mulch was uncovered at the beginning of March and the new buds emerged and began to grow.

After the soil is thawed in early spring, new buds sprout and be sprayed once a week to prevent diseases and pests, especially aphids. Topdressing once every two weeks, irrigating the root with calcium nitrate or potassium nitrate 2-5% liquid fertilizer. Stop watering until 4 weeks before dormancy.

When the plant is completely dry, the bulbs are raised, graded according to different specifications, spread evenly and dried naturally, and should not be mixed or boxed first. Store in a 20-25 ℃ ventilated and dry place for about 2 months, and the air relative humidity shall not exceed 80%.

 
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