Cultivation methods and precautions of small lilies

1. Temperature

The lily is a plant that likes to grow in cool climates. It is afraid of heat, but it cannot withstand frost. The most suitable temperature for it is 15~28℃. When the flower buds are differentiating, it is necessary to ensure that the temperature difference between day and night is large enough, and the daytime temperature cannot exceed 28℃.

2. Lighting

In order for the plants to germinate, bear fruit and bloom through photosynthesis, they need to be exposed to more direct sunlight in early spring, late autumn and winter. If it is in summer when the temperature is high, you need to block 30% to 40% of the sunlight to avoid sunburn.

3. Fertilizer and water

It does not require much fertilizer and water, and it is best to follow the principle of "applying small amounts of fertilizer frequently". Normally it is once every 1-4 days. When it is sunny or the temperature is high, the cycle can be shortened appropriately. On rainy days, you need to extend the cycle or simply not water or fertilize. In winter, you need to strictly control water and fertilizer. The general cycle is 7-10 days.

IV. Precautions

The plants should be misted frequently for moisturizing. If watering is done alone, it should be done in the morning when the temperature is relatively low. When applying fertilizer, pay attention to the balance of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, and never use too much nitrogen fertilizer.