Can lilies be exposed to the sun? Will they die after exposure to the sun?

1. Can I sunbathe?

Of course lilies can bask in the sun. They are sun-loving plants. Only by ensuring sufficient sunlight can they promote photosynthesis and generate nutrients to maintain good growth. If the plant is away from sunlight for a long time, its growth will become weak, the entire growth will be affected, flowering will be abnormal, or even difficult to bloom. The light requirements are different at different growth stages. During the growth period, you must ensure sufficient sunlight. You can place it outdoors for maintenance, or keep it in a sunny place indoors. When it enters the bud formation stage, it also needs sunlight, but it needs appropriate shading during the day and cannot be exposed to the sun for too long. After the flowers bloom, do not expose them to the sun for a long time, otherwise the flowering period will be shortened.

2. Will you die after sun exposure?

Lilies will not die if they are exposed to the sun properly. Instead, the plants will become stronger and stronger and the flowers will bloom better and better. However, the light in summer is particularly strong and the sunlight is very poisonous. You cannot expose the plant to the sun too much at this time. If you expose it to the scorching sun for a long time, the plant will lack water, the leaves will begin to turn yellow, and it may also cause death. Once exposed to strong light, it needs to be moved to a cool place indoors immediately, the burned leaves should be cut off, and appropriate watering should be applied to promote the recovery of the plant.