What soil is suitable for growing lilies?

Introduction to Lily

Lily is a perennial herbaceous bulbous plant of the genus Lilium in the Liliaceae family. It is mostly distributed in eastern Asia, North America, Europe and other places. More than 110 varieties have been discovered worldwide.

What soil should be used to grow lilies?

1. When growing lilies, you need to use loose, breathable soil with a certain degree of fertility. It does not like waterlogging, so the soil must have good drainage. You can buy special nutrient soil for growing lilies, or you can use leaf mold, garden soil and sandy soil to mix them.

2. Leaf humus is a kind of culture soil made by mixing weeds, plant leaves, etc. into garden soil, adding water and human feces and urine, and then piling and fermenting it. Its pH value is acidic, and it is also called humus soil.

Lily nutrient soil preparation

When planting lilies, the nutrient soil used can be river sand and some ordinary garden soil, mixed together in a ratio of 2:1 or 3:1. This kind of soil has high permeability and is not easy to accumulate water.