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Looks like a seed pod to me. Let it dry and then harvest the seeds. I have never done this before but was just told that with daffodils that growing from seeds takes a few years to get flowers. Hopefully someone lese will come along that has actually done this and can give you good advice.
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looks like the tulip is forming a seed pod? or maybe it's going to bloom again?
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Hi Diane.. can u save da tulip seeds for me??? Pleeease... letz see whether it will ever germinate in da warm soil of Malaysia... saw some flowering tulip plants in a Landscape exhibition in Kuala Lumpur once..quite sometime ago... but was too afraid to buy 'em..they were of course very, very expensive!!! norhaini
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| Seeded: 202.58.85.8
most folks clip that off early after the bloom, so that the energy is saved in the bulb to use in flowering next spring rather than producing seeds
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