Recommended order:
Hyacinth: It is the most sensitive during storage and should therefore be started first.
Tulip: It requires a longer cold period and is well suited as the second bulb.
Spring daffodil: Its likelihood of flowering is higher when it is started from January onwards.

Storage of the bulbs:
The bulbs should always be stored in a cool place (5–10 °C). This simulates the winter that is necessary for flower formation. In addition, bulbs dry out much more quickly at room temperature.

The required cold treatment begins in the Glaslabor already in mid-September, so the bulbs are ready to be started upon arrival. Until they are used, they must continue to be kept cool.

Germination capacity decreases with storage time and naturally ends for all three varieties by late March or early April, regardless of how they are stored.

We take great care to ensure that only healthy bulbs are shipped.

More instructions for growing flowers and vegetables in the Radix-Glass small.

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