How to trim lilies to look good

When is the right time to prune lilies?

The best time to prune lilies is in the morning or evening, and it is usually best to do it before the end of the dormant period so that they can recover very quickly.

Lily Pruning Tips

Pruning branches and leaves: When pruning lilies, you should cut off the thin branches, diseased branches, and dead branches, cut off a section at an angle at the bottom, and then trim the remaining flowers after flowering to make it grow more vigorously.

Pruning and flowering: During the lily flowering period, it is necessary to properly prune away useless dead branches and overgrown branches. This can prevent them from consuming too many nutrients and help it bloom.

Lily pruning precautions

Don't prune lilies at noon, it's best to prune them in the morning or evening. Also, don't prune them in rainy weather.

After pruning, the air humidity should be maintained at around 70%, and it should be placed in a well-lit place. The temperature should be between 15 and 25 degrees. For water-grown plants, pay attention to placing them in water with good quality and no pollution.