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Gardeners can bring tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths into bloom indoors during winter by first giving the bulbs the right cold treatment. Plant Care Today explains that these spring bulbs need a longer chilling period than the traditional eight-to-10-week guideline. Tulips require about 14–16 weeks, hyacinths 12–16 weeks, and daffodils 12–14 weeks at roughly 35–48°F. Gardeners should pot bulbs in October, water them, and keep them in a cold, dark location before moving them into a bright, cool room. Blooms generally appear within two to three weeks. Staggering pots allows gardeners to enjoy flowers continuously from January through spring.
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