Tulips are spring bulbs, not permanent indoor plants. Once the flower fades, the foliage will yellow and die back as the bulb enters dormancy.
Plant the bulb in the garden, 6 inches deep in full sun, after the last frost. Fertilize with bulb food or bone meal. The leaves will feed the bulb until early summer dormancy. It will rebloom next spring.
Forced tulips rarely rebloom indoors. They require a cold period and outdoor conditions to rebuild energy. Enjoy the bloom, then transition it to the garden.
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