Grow Tuberose in a Pot: 4 Easy Steps for Fragrant Blooms in 140 Days

• Tuberose, known for its delicate fragrance and white flowers, can be easily grown in pots, making it ideal for homes and gardens without large spaces.
• Choose an 8-10 inch pot with a drainage hole; plant one bulb about 2 inches deep with the pointed end facing upwards to prevent rotting.
• Prepare a potting mix of 40% garden soil, 30% well-rotted cow dung manure/vermicompost, and 30% sand for optimal nutrition and drainage.
• Ensure 5-6 hours of direct sunlight daily and water only when the topsoil is dry to encourage flowering and prevent bulb rot.
• Flowers appear in 3-5 months; apply NPK or phosphorus-rich fertilizer every 20-25 days for larger, higher-quality blooms.