Planting Tulips in Water: Once you have the suitable bulbs, find a glass container resembling a pitcher. Create a base layer of stones or marbles at the bottom to allow water without direct contact with the bulbs—this step is crucial to prevent bulb rot.
Fill the container with water, leaving a couple of fingers’ space below the stones, and gently place the bulbs on top.
Maintain the water level by adding fresh water as it evaporates from the container.
The proximity of water encourages bulb roots to form, extending towards the water. Over time, the bulbs will gradually transform into mature tulips, with blooming occurring approximately three months later.
By following these steps, you can enjoy the beauty of tulips throughout the year, all without the need for soil.
