
With just a forcing vase, prechilled bulbs, and water, you can fill your home with fragrance and blooms—no watering required. Here's how:

If bulbs aren't prechilled, refrigerate in the crisper drawer for at least 5 weeks, away from produce. Wear gloves when handling.

Fill to just below the bulb cup. The bulb will reach down for water.

Place bulb root-end down, growing-end up (growth may show) so base barely touches water. Set on a bright windowsill. Change water periodically, keep level at bulb base. Rotate daily for straight growth. After the ~2-week fragrant show, compost the bulb—forced bulbs rarely transition to garden plants. Learn more about forcing bulbs.
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