How to cultivate lilies
Today's introduction to the cultivation of lilies and the cultivation techniques of lily flowers, let's learn about it together.
There are many types of lilies, in addition to the pure white lilies commonly seen in flower shops. There are actually many other types and colors of lilies, some of which are fragrant lilies, and just one flower can fill an entire balcony or yard with its fragrance. Some are mixed-color, with one lily having several colors, which is particularly beautiful. Some lilies have double petals and are truly stunning.
In fact, whether it's potted or planted on a balcony or in a courtyard, lilies are very suitable and easy to care for. Some lilies can bloom twice a year, with good reblooming properties. The bulbs of each lily will only grow more over time, from one bulb this year to several next year, with more flowers. So, for those who don't know how to care for flowers, it's a good idea to grow a few pots of lilies in different colors, which are really impressive when they bloom. So what are the planting techniques for growing lilies at home?
Four maintenance tips for lilies, beautiful flower shapes and many flowers, blooming this year and next year
First, choose suitable potting soil for growing lilies
If it's a flower pot, it's best to choose a larger one because the stems of lilies are quite long. Too small or too mini pots can't support the stems, making them prone to falling over. Moreover, small pots have too little soil, which is not sufficient in nutrients. You can use a 12-inch pot with loose, fertile, and well-draining soil, and add a small amount of organic fertilizer as a base fertilizer.
Second, fertilize lilies appropriately
Remember to fertilize lilies to make them strong and bloom more. In their growing period, which is after they've germinated and the branches and leaves are growing more, you should fertilize them in a timely manner. You can use some common organic fertilizers or a small amount of compound fertilizer. Adding a little "Flower多多" or potassium dihydrogen phosphate before the blooming period can supplement phosphorus and potassium.
How to cultivate lilies
Although it doesn't require as frequent fertilization as roses, proper fertilization can make the flowers more abundant and the plants more vigorous. Some friends have lilies with more than ten flower buds on a single branch, which is very impressive.
Third, be careful not to let there be waterlogging when growing lilies
The only thing to pay attention to when growing lilies is that during the rainy season, if they are planted in the ground, it's fine. But if they are in pots, remember not to let there be standing water in the pot. In high temperatures and humid weather, waterlogging in the potting soil can cause the bulbs to rot, affecting their growth and successful flowering.