Tick tick. Got get those tulip bulbs in the ground before the snow flies. I was supposed to do this two years ago so I am not sure if the bulbs are still good. Any advice on this?
@chicagosam, I have planted tulip bulbs for years. Saving bulbs for two years may mean their full potential to grow is weak. Also, sometimes the bulbs get soft or hollow. Invest in all new bulbs.Tick tick. Got get those tulip bulbs in the ground before the snow flies. I was supposed to do this two years ago so I am not sure if the bulbs are still good. Any advice on this?
If they are firm yellow/white under the paper skin they may grow but if they are hard and brown/black throw them out and start with new fresh ones. Their viability will be impacted by where they were stored [cool moist may be ok, warm/hot dry they are not ok] good luck.Tick tick. Got get those tulip bulbs in the ground before the snow flies. I was supposed to do this two years ago so I am not sure if the bulbs are still good. Any advice on this?
@chicagosam, I have planted tulip bulbs for years. Saving bulbs for two years may mean their full potential to grow is weak. Also, sometimes the bulbs get soft or hollow. Invest in all new bulbs.
Thank you! I’ll check them based on your criteria and progress with your advice. Thanks again!If they are firm yellow/white under the paper skin they may grow but if they are hard and brown/black throw them out and start with new fresh ones. Their viability will be impacted by where they were stored [cool moist may be ok, warm/hot dry they are not ok] good luck.
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