Symbol of Suffering Tars Tulip, the oldest ornamental plant known, is a family of onion plants. It has been accepted as a symbol of sadness for many religions and cultures, and has been the subject of legends. Until the end of the 19th century, it remained as a flower unique to Ottoman lands. The reverse tulip is an endemic species belonging to the Anatolian geography. According to the traditions of the Inverse Tulip Christian, Hazrat Hazrat Hz. Who witnessed the crucifixion of Hz. Where Mary's tears fell, the Reverse Tulip began to grow. According to Muslim myths; Hz. Because of the slaughter of Hasan and Hussein in Karbala and according to another legend, the inferior Tulip's neck is bent red, the color is red, because a love couple named Ferhat and Şirin can not reach each other. The Reverse Tulip summarizes the legends of the great pain of Anatolian lands.
During the Ottoman period, it became as popular as Tulip, Hyacinth and Nergis. The researches carried out in the beginning of the 16th century and the successive types of plant breeding have been multiplied. Today, reverse lalen has 165 known species and species subcategories in the world. How to Grow a Tulip Reverse Tulip Flower? The production area should be 1000 - 3000 meters high. However, production can be done as long as temperature control can be achieved in low altitude areas. The soil should see plenty of sunshine and should not hold water. This requires sloping land that provides high flow. Reverse Tulip loves humus and sandy soil.
