Here is how:

The bulbs have to be healthy without any soft spots.
If you are not going to plant them immediately and the bulbs are not pre-chilled then be sure store them in a cool place or the refrigerator for 12 weeks or longer. The temperature must remain below 8° C (48° F) but above freezing (2°-4°C or 35°-40° F is recommended). Total darkness is best, but if you are chilling the bulbs in the refrigerator don't worry about the light coming on when you open the door.
Choose pots with good drainage.
To plant them in a larger pots thy should have all the same bloom time.
Fill the pot with good-quality, indoor potting soil, leaving a few centimetres at the top.
Plant the bulbs close to the edge of the pot so the leaves will later drap outward.
Don't plant the bulbs too close that they touch. If one rots it otherwise might affect the rest.
Cover the bulbs with just enough soil so that the noses show and water thoroughly.
Place the pots in a dark, cold room. Check the pots every two weeks to make sure the soil is still moist, but not wet.
After about 12 to 16 weeks (or when you see shoots two to three centimetres above the soil), place the pot in a warm room with bright, indirect light. Once you see flower buds, move the pot to
a full sun location.

Note: Too much warmth—especially at night—will lead to lanky, floppy stems, and blooms will tip over.

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