How to grow fragrant lilies

1. Breeding conditions

1. Soil: Lilies like to grow in slightly acidic soil with good drainage and air permeability and high nutrient content.

2. Water: When caring for it, follow the principle of keeping it dry rather than wet. Do not water it too much except in the summer to prevent it from being waterlogged.

3. Light: It likes growing conditions with relatively good light conditions. Except for the budding period, it should be placed in a place with relatively sufficient light. During the budding period, appropriate shade is needed.

4. Fertilization: It prefers potassium fertilizer and nitrogen fertilizer. During the growing period, it should be fertilized every ten days. When applying fertilizer, be sure to apply it thinly and frequently, and avoid applying fertilizer with too high a concentration.

5. Temperature: Its optimal growth temperature is 15-25℃. In summer, you should pay attention to cooling down and maintain the temperature below 30℃. In winter, you should increase the temperature appropriately and maintain the temperature above 10℃.

2. Breeding Methods

The main ways of propagating fragrant lilies include dividing bulbs, scale cuttings, and sowing. Here we will talk about the more commonly used ball distribution. First, peel off the scales near its underground bulb, then plant them separately. After about a year, 1-3 small bulbs will be produced. Harvest the bulbs in autumn and plant them in the spring of the following year.