Lily planting is usually carried out in spring and autumn, when the climate is mild and suitable for the growth of lilies. Generally speaking, lily planting requires seed germination treatment, soil disinfection, formal sowing and later maintenance. How to grow lilies1. Planting time Lilies are suitable for planting in spring and autumn, specifically in March in spring and August-September in autumn. The temperature during these two periods is moderate and stable, which is very consistent with the growth needs of lilies, and the survival rate of lilies is relatively high. 2. Seed treatment Choose well-growing and plump lily seeds, clean them, place them in a container filled with rooting agent, soak them for about 20 minutes, then take them out and place them in a ventilated place to dry, cover the seeds with gauze, place them in the prepared moist sandy soil, spray a small amount of water every day, and they will take root and sprout in about 15-20 days. 3. Prepare the soil Lilies are suitable for planting in loose, fertile and breathable soil. Sandy soil is a good choice. Spray disinfectant on the soil, then cover the soil with plastic film. Remove the plastic film after a week and place it in a ventilated place to dry. 4. Seeding and planting Plant the germinated seedlings in the prepared soil with a spacing of 15-20 cm. Compact the surrounding soil. If you find that the seedlings are too long, trim them in time before planting them. After sowing, provide an environment with sufficient light, water appropriately, and keep the soil moist. Lily planting points1. Temperature Lilies like a warm environment. After planting, the temperature should be controlled at 16-24 degrees. The temperature in summer is high and should not be higher than 30 degrees. Cooling measures need to be adopted to avoid affecting the growth of its roots. The temperature in winter is low and should not be lower than 10 degrees to avoid frost damage, which will prevent it from growing normally. 2. Lighting After planting, lilies should be placed in an environment with plenty of sunlight so that they can grow better. In spring and autumn, they should be placed in a position with scattered sunlight, and 8 hours of light per day should be guaranteed. In summer, they should be placed in a well-ventilated semi-shaded place to avoid direct sunlight. 3. Moisture Lilies need to be watered moderately during the growing period, usually every 3-5 days. In the summer when the temperature is high, water them once a day. In the winter when the temperature is low, water them once every 7-10 days to ensure that they have sufficient water for growth. However, do not water them too much to avoid water accumulation. |
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