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Tulips 'Libretto Parrot'
Tulips 'Libretto Parrot' has a highly distinctive coloration in its blooms with hints of pink and green bleeding into the white petals. It's a Tulip cultivar and sport of 'Libretto', given its name because of the frilly design on the edges of its petals that give it the appearance of parrot feathers.
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Toxic to Pets
Toxicity
Perennial
Lifespan
Herb
Plant Type
Deciduous
Leaf type
5 - 32 ℃
Ideal Temperature

Care Guide for Tulips 'Libretto Parrot'

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Water
Full sun
Sunlight
5 - 32 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Water: Tulips 'Libretto Parrot' require low water, needing only one watering post-planting. During blooming, ensure soil moisture in pots. After flowering, maintain moisture until leaves wither. Small pots need more frequent watering, avoiding excess. Rainwater suffices in gardens unless conditions are very dry.
Fertilize: For tulips 'Libretto Parrot', typically used as one-time bulbs, there's no need for fertilizer after blooming. If soil quality is poor, incorporate balanced fertilizer or bone meal during planting.
Pruning: Tulips 'Libretto Parrot' feature vibrant, fringed petals. Prune post-bloom in late spring and remove spent flowers, leaving leaves until they yellow for energy transfer. Avoid cutting green foliage to support next season's growth. Use sharp, sterilized tools for pruning to maintain health and encourage blooming.
Propagation: Small bulbs can be collected from tulips 'Libretto Parrot' and planted in prepared pots. Space them three times their diameter, cover with 3 cm of soil, and keep in a shady spot with moist soil. After one year, they can be fertilized and planted together, flowering in 2-3 years.
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