Cultivation methods and precautions of fragrant lily

1. Flower soil

Lilies are suitable for growing in soft, rich, slightly acidic flower soil, but not in soil that is prone to waterlogging. So when raising it, you can mix one part sandy soil, one part leaf mold and one part garden soil evenly as its flower soil.

2. Watering

Water it in moderation and never water it too much. Because its bulb is relatively fragile, it will easily turn black and rot in flower soil with high moisture content. Therefore, when watering it, you should first observe the soil surface, and water it when you see it is dry. If it is not dry yet, do not water it for the time being.

3. Fertilization

During its growth period, it needs to be fertilized every 10-15 days to provide it with nutrients for absorption. It is best to choose flower fertilizer that contains more nitrogen and potassium, which can promote its growth.

4. Lighting

When it is in its growing period, you should try to place it in a sunny place and provide it with appropriate light. However, when it is in the bud formation stage, it needs to be properly shaded so that it can grow buds better.

5. Notes

After its flowers fade, its roots need to be pruned short. This can reduce the consumption of nutrients by the plants.