How to grow fragrant lilies

1. Soil

Lilies prefer fertile soil, preferably slightly acidic. If the soil is alkaline or has a lot of clay, it will be difficult for it to grow well.

2. Temperature

The temperature it requires is relatively moderate, between fifteen and twenty five. If it is higher than thirty or lower than ten, it will no longer grow.

3. Lighting

Its light requirements are different at different times. If it is in the budding period, it needs shading. If it is in the high temperature period, it needs shade. Before flowering, it needs more light.

4. Watering

When watering, just make the soil moist, but not too wet, otherwise the roots will rot easily.

5. Fertilization

It has a great demand for nitrogen fertilizer and potassium fertilizer, and it is best to apply it once every ten days or half a month. If you apply phosphorus fertilizer, it should be less, because too much will cause its leaves to turn yellow.

6. Pruning

If you want its bulb to grow better, you need to cut off its roots after it finishes flowering, which can reduce the loss of nutrients. If you want to keep the bulbs, you need to continue fertilizing them. You can dig them out after about a month and plant them again when the time is right.

7. Rotate the pot

Generally, the plant may grow sideways, so you can consider rotating the pot once a week so that it will not grow sideways.

8. Planting

If you want to grow it yourself, you can choose August and September if you want to plant it in the soil, and September to October if you want to plant it in a pot.