What to do when lilies fade
Let me introduce everyone to the experience of bulbous flowers, lilies. What to do when lilies fade, let's find out together next.
After the blooming period of lilies, some gardeners don't know what to do when lilies fade, and whether they can bloom again next year. In fact, lilies are different from hyacinths; you can continue to cultivate them after the flowers fade, and they will bloom even more the second year.
Knowing that lilies can still be cared for after fading, how should they be cared for?
When lilies are in bloom, most gardeners choose to cut the flowers, of course, there are also some who can't bear to trim them. After the flowers fade, gardeners can cut the lily stems and care for them as usual. Those with conditions can provide some phosphorus and potassium fertilizers to help the growth of the lily bulbs. When it gets hot, the lily stems and leaves will naturally wither. At this point, stop watering, cut the stems and leaves, and place the pot in a cool and well-ventilated place, keeping the soil slightly moist, but not too wet. This point must be remembered. If the soil dries out, a little water can be sprinkled on the edge to maintain some moisture. This continues until the next spring, when lilies will sprout on their own, and then normal watering can resume. This is the cycle of lilies.
In order for gardeners to get a clearer idea of what the bulbs look like after the lily stems and leaves wither, they can refer to the picture below!
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