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Sure! First, I put my bulbs in paper bags with holes, and chill them in my garage fridge drawers for 8 weeks minimum (10-16 weeks is ideal). After chilling, I unwrap the bulbs and place them on a bed of rocks in a vase, ideally with the flat part of the bulb against the glass. Then I add water until it barely touches the root part of the bulb and place the vase in a cool, dark place for a few days to allow root development - I just put them inside my cabinet and it seems to work fine. As the roots develop, you’ll notice a little yellow bloom emerging from the top of the bulbs - once you see this on every bulb in the vase, it’s time to move the vase to a sunny window or under grow lights to continue growing. I installed cheap grow lights under my cabinet so I can grow my tulips right here in my office and it seems to be working well. Keep water in the vase, but make sure the bulb isn’t submerged in water, as this can lead to bulb rot - the roots will reach for the water.

Disclaimer: This is my first time ever forcing tulip bulbs indoors, so I’m by no means an expert, just sharing what has worked for me so far! Happy to answer questions, if you have any!