How to deal with lily bamboo after flowering

Treatment after Lily Bamboo Flowering

1. After the lily bamboo blooms, you need to create an environment with warm and bright light for it so that the plant can grow better. Note that the plant should not be exposed to strong light or kept in a dark environment for a long time.

2. If you are growing lily bamboo indoors, it is best to cut off the remaining flowers after it blooms to avoid consuming too much nutrients.

How to grow lily bamboo to bloom

Lily bamboo is an evergreen shrub that generally blooms only once a year, from February to April each year, and the flowering period can last for about two months. However, if it is not properly maintained, the flowering period will be delayed.

1. Moisture

If you want the lily bamboo to bloom successfully, it is very important to water it regularly. You need to follow the principle of "don't water unless the soil is dry", but you must not allow water to accumulate in the soil at any time.

2. Temperature

Lily bamboo is not cold-resistant, and the most suitable growth temperature is 20-30℃. Only at this temperature can the plant bloom smoothly. It is best not to be lower than 10℃.

3. Lighting

Lily bamboo likes light. If you want it to bloom more, you can place it in a well-lit place, but avoid the scorching sun in summer, otherwise the plant will be sunburned.