With a striking silhouette, tulips 'Maytime' is a herald of spring, its vibrant flowers emerging on sturdy stems. Its blossoms, often a sumptuous blend of colors, feature six distinct petals that form a classic cup shape, attracting a variety of pollinators. Planted in well-drained soil, tulips 'Maytime' flourishes in sunlight, its narrow leaves framing the chromatic splendor of its blooms.
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Toxic to Pets
Toxicity
50 cm
Plant Height
20 cm
Spread
Deciduous
Leaf type
0 - 32 ℃
Ideal Temperature
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Care Guide
Care Guide for Tulips 'Maytime'
Every week
Water
Full sun
Sunlight
0 - 32 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Water:
Tulips 'Maytime' requires minimal water, mainly once after planting. During blooming, potted tulips 'Maytime' needs occasional watering. Post-bloom, keep soil moist until leaves wither. Small pots need more frequent watering but avoid water accumulation. Garden tulips 'Maytime' usually relies on rainwater unless dry conditions persist.
Fertilize:
Tulips 'Maytime' is typically planted as one-time bulbs, discarded post-bloom or stored after summer digging. Fertilizer is not necessary unless soil is poor; in that case, mix balanced fertilizer or bone meal into the soil at planting.
Pruning:
Tulips 'Maytime' requires minimal pruning. Remove spent blooms post-flowering to enhance bulb nutrients. Trim yellowed foliage in spring to support photosynthesis and bulb strength. Avoid cutting green leaves to prevent weakening the bulbs.
Propagation:
Small bulbs from tulips 'Maytime' can be collected and planted in spring. Space them three times their diameter, cover with 3 cm of soil, and keep in a shady spot with moist soil. After a year, multiple bulbs can be fertilized and planted together, maturing for flowering in 2-3 years.
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