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About Flower Bulbs
Are you looking to curate your in-house nursery hobby? A house adorned
with flower bulbs not only looks great, but it also enhances the living
environment filling it with beautiful aroma and fragrances.
Your
dream house of indoor plants can start with bulbs, stems, and tubers.
There is nothing better than creating your in-house garden and caring
for the flowers like babies. Hobbyplus brings a wide range of bulbs of
a wide range of flowers for your indoor garden.
The
reason why we love flower bulbs is that they can thrive in any
environment irrespective of the weather and the soil condition. A great
benefit over other indoor plants is that they store energy, reserve it,
and use the same to develop the roots plus leaves and flowers.
Winters are the perfect time for flower bulb shopping. Bulbs ideally
should be grown in late fall or early winters so that tey can give you
beautiful flowers in the coming spring.
This
means that they last longer, have a better life, and will undoubtedly
beautify your house’s surroundings with their vibrant colours and
ecstatic appeal.
Find your favourite assortment of flower bulbs on Hobbyplus and start decorating your house with nature's lovely wonders.
You can buy flower bulbs according to their sowing time, in packs, and as per your choice. We have tulips, hyacinth, daffodil, iris, crocus, and many more to come.
All of the collections available with us in the flower bulbs category
are premium quality in nature that brings in the assurance of great
blooms season.
How to Ensure Proper Flower Bulb Growth inside the House?
- Use a clean pot and fill it with potting soil up to 1/3rd volume.
- Insert the hairy end inside the soil and the tip or nose pointing towards the top. Take care not to push the bulbs from the top inside.
- Place the bulbs closer to each other.
FAQ
Are flower bulbs perennials?
By definition most bulbs are perennials. However not everyone will return year after year in every environment. In each particular climate soil climatic and other factors all play a role in choosing which bulbs will be the best repeat producers.
can flower bulbs be reused?
Many potted bulbs can be kept for reuse albeit hybrid tulips do not have the same quality of repeat show as hyacinth or narcissus.
do flower bulbs expire?
Most bulbs may be stored properly for about a year before they need to be planted.
do flower bulbs multiply?
Bulbs will not proliferate if dug up and preserved for the following year. The only exception to this rule is when dividing the bulbs which develop in clusters around a parent bulb.
do flower bulbs regrow?
Annuals are bulbs that grow for only one season which means you must plant fresh bulbs every year to achieve the same appearance.
how long does flower bulbs take to grow?
The time it takes for a species to blossom after chilling varies. Tulips require 10 to 16 weeks of cooling before sprouting one to three weeks later.
what flower bulbs bloom all summer?
Few are- Lily of the Nile Agapanthus Orientalis Tuberous Begonia Begonia Tuberhybrida Caladium Caladium Horulanum Canna Canna Lily of the Valley Convallaria Majalis Dahlia Dahlia Gladiolus Gladiolus Iris Iris
Indian flower bulbs and their germination process:
Tuberose:
- Plant tuberose bulbs in a well-draining soil mix, about 2-3 inches deep.
- Water the soil thoroughly and keep it moist.
- Tuberose bulbs usually take about 2-3 weeks to germinate.
Gladiolus:
- Soak the bulbs in warm water for a few hours before planting.
- Plant the bulbs in a well-draining soil mix, with the pointed end facing up and the flat end facing down.
- Cover the bulbs with soil, leaving the tips exposed.
- Water the soil thoroughly and keep it moist.
- Gladiolus bulbs will usually germinate in about 2-3 weeks.
Caladium:
- Soak caladium bulbs in warm water for a few hours before planting.
- Plant the bulbs in a well-draining soil mix, about 2-3 inches deep with the knobby side facing up.
- Water the soil thoroughly and keep it moist.
- Caladium bulbs usually take about 2-3 weeks to germinate.
- Caladium bulbs prefer warm soil and high humidity levels for germination. You can maintain humidity by covering the planted bulbs with a clear plastic bag or placing them in a greenhouse or humid area. It's also important to protect the bulbs from direct sunlight during the germination period.
- Plant lily bulbs in a well-draining soil mix, about 6 inches deep.
- Water the soil thoroughly and keep it moist.
- Lily bulbs usually take about 3-4 weeks to germinate.
- Plant zephyranthes bulbs in well-draining soil mix, about 2 inches deep.
- Water the soil thoroughly and keep it moist.
- Zephyranthes bulbs usually take about 1-2 weeks to germinate.
Crocus:
- Plant crocus bulbs in a well-draining soil mix, about 3-4 inches deep.
- Water the soil thoroughly and keep it moist.
- Crocus bulbs usually take about 2-3 weeks to germinate.
Ranunculus:
- Soak ranunculus bulbs in warm water for a few hours before planting.
- Plant the bulbs in a well-draining soil mix, about 2-3 inches deep with the claws facing down.
- Water the soil thoroughly and keep it moist.
- Ranunculus bulbs usually take about 2-3 weeks to germinate.
Freesia:
- Plant freesia bulbs in a well-draining soil mix, about 2-3 inches deep.
- Water the soil thoroughly and keep it moist.
- Freesia bulbs usually take about 2-3 weeks to germinate.
Amaryllis:
- Soak amaryllis bulbs in warm water for a few hours before planting.
- Plant the bulbs in a well-draining soil mix, with the top third of the bulb above the soil surface.
- Water the soil thoroughly and keep it moist.
- Amaryllis bulbs usually take about 3-4 weeks to germinate.
Iris:
- Plant iris bulbs in a well-draining soil mix, about 2-3 inches deep.
- Water the soil thoroughly and keep it moist.
- Iris bulbs usually take about 2-3 weeks to germinate.
Anemone:
- Soak anemone bulbs in warm water for a few hours before planting.
- Plant the bulbs in a well-draining soil mix, about 2-3 inches deep.
- Water the soil thoroughly and keep it moist.
- Anemone bulbs usually take about 2-3 weeks to germinate.
Muscari:
- Plant muscari bulbs in a well-draining soil mix, about 2-3 inches deep.
- Water the soil thoroughly and keep it moist.
- Muscari bulbs usually take about 2-3 weeks to germinate.
Asiatic Lily:
- Plant asiatic lily bulbs in a well-draining soil mix, about 4-6 inches deep.
- Water the soil thoroughly and keep it moist.
- Asiatic lily bulbs usually take about 2-3 weeks to germinate.
Hyacinth:
- Plant hyacinth bulbs in a well-draining soil mix, about 4-6 inches deep.
- Water the soil thoroughly and keep it moist.
- Hyacinth bulbs usually take about 2-3 weeks to germinate.
Crinum Lily:
- Plant crinum lily bulbs in a well-draining soil mix, about 6-8 inches deep.
- Water the soil thoroughly and keep it moist.
- Crinum lily bulbs usually take about 3-4 weeks to germinate.
Begonia:
- Plant begonia bulbs in a well-draining soil mix, about 2-3 inches deep.
- Water the soil thoroughly and keep it moist.
- Begonia bulbs usually take about 2-3 weeks to germinate.
Note: The germination time for different bulbs may vary depending on various factors such as temperature, humidity, and soil moisture. It's also important to follow the specific instructions for each type of bulb, as different bulbs may require different planting depths and other care instructions.
