Reply reply more replies tabsau • reminds me of biology reply reply oakteaphone • this makes me nostalgic reply … Confirmed by u/candirus: Also, a lot of tulips for a smallish pot. · snipped off from above, and especially with only the flowers missing: · what do i do now? · anyway, i read about the tulips and it got me thinking about what they represented in the game. · i grow tulips from assorted bulbs purchased from big box stores. · im not sure if any are selling tulips, but here are some of the flower shops you can try. I dont know if it is best to let them remain on the mother bulb for one more year or to separate them and … · i dont know a lot about bulb plants, but i do know that you definitely need to plant deep (6-8 inches), or your bulbs may just die off. If someone cross-pollinates using flowers at your garden, you gain friend powder in your mailbox the … Each season, the offset daughter bulbs become smaller than the mother bulbs at the start of the season. · my tulip make bulblets every year. There is a row of flower shops along lake drive beside the gangza restaurant. #1 suspect is deer. Regardless, shallow planting will result in weak, short-lived … · looks like the tulips have simply passed their prime. Dig them up and use the dirt? Tulips are done blooming. Orange tulips are more consistent because they all have a chance to produce purples. These are too small to bloom the next year; · pink tulips take 4 hours to grow, while white tulips take 3. Let them die back, store bulbs in a cool, dry place, then replant in the autumn for next year :) Leave them in and plant something else? In hanakatoba, usually it’s the red or yellow tulips that are represented with a meaning. Unfortunately the only way to keep deer from eating tulips, which are rightly regarded …
