How long is the growing period of lilies?

How long is the growing period of lilies?

Generally speaking, the growth cycle of lily is three months. The growth cycle of most lily varieties is about three months. If the environment is suitable, it can be shortened to two months.

The growth and development stages of lily include seedling stage, flowering stage and fruiting stage. Generally, lily can be sown in all seasons, with March being the most suitable time. It matures generally around May.

The growth process of lily

1. Seedling stage

The growth rate in the seedling stage is relatively slow, and this stage is mainly vegetative growth.

2. Flowering period

The flowering period refers to the period when a large number of flowers begin to bloom, which generally includes flower bud differentiation and bud development. The growth rate is relatively fast during this period.

3. Fruiting Period

The fruiting period is generally after the flowers bloom and the fruits gradually appear. Its fruiting period is generally short, about half a month.

Lily growth period maintenance and management

1. Seedling maintenance: During the seedling maintenance stage, the surrounding temperature needs to be controlled not lower than 10 degrees Celsius, otherwise the plants will be frozen.

2. Maintenance during flowering period: The flowering period is a relatively important stage, and sufficient light time is required to prolong the flowering period.

3. Maintenance during the fruiting period: During the fruiting period, it is necessary to ensure that the soil is slightly moist, so it is best to water it once a week or so.