Tulip

All of us who often travel to each region certainly understand the Tulip Flowers. Tulip flowers are very popular among ornamental flower lovers. Tulip flowers are bulbous annual plants originating from Central Asia. In the Netherlands, plants that can reach a height of around 70 cm flower in the winter, around March and April.  Then in Iran and Turkey, this flower becomes a national flower symbol. Tulips can only grow and flower in subtropical regions where the daily temperature is no more than 16 degrees Celsius. In Indonesia, this one flower cannot grow because the climate in Indonesia is tropical.  Ornamental flower lovers really understand the characteristics of this one flower because tulips (Tulipa sp.) Have several characteristics that we can see from the appearance of the morphology. Tulip leaves are lanceolate, dark green when young, and yellow when they enter autumn and are red when they are in bloom. The leaves have fine hair on the lower part with leaf bones in the form of bachidodromus.  Tulips are beautiful flowers. Flower colors vary depending on the type of cultivation origin. Flowers are arranged in a spiral shape. This form is a modification of the inflorescence system of pinaceae. The tulip stems grow up woody with green to dark gray to the red one.     Then the tulip has waxy leaves with a long, narrow shape. The leaves are green with a reddish color. Tulips are large and consist of 6 leaflets. Tulips are very easy to cross to get beautiful color variations. Flowers from crosses can be single (red, yellow, orange, green, purple, and blue) or compound colors in the presence of various gradations and color combinations. Tulips have seeds wrapped in a dry, round flat capsule. Seeds can be used as propagation material for planting. This flower is actually still one family with lily flowers. But if you don't notice it is sometimes wrong in the sense because tulips are almost said with lily flowers.