How to grow lilies

1. Soil

To grow lilies, you need to use fertile soil with relatively good drainage. Do not use heavy clay soil as it will affect the normal growth of the plant. For home maintenance, you can use a mixture of peat, river sand and perlite.

2. Water

Lilies are very drought-resistant, so don't water them too much. The weather is very dry in summer and water evaporates quickly, so you can water them every other day. In spring and autumn, you can water once every 5 days. In winter, the temperature is relatively low, so you must control the amount of watering to avoid water accumulation and root rot.

3. Lighting

In spring and autumn, it can receive sufficient light; in summer, the sunlight is very strong, so good shading measures need to be taken or it needs to be placed indoors for maintenance, and it is best to give it scattered light; in winter, the outdoor temperature is low, so it needs to be moved to a warm place indoors in time to avoid frostbite.

4. Temperature

Lilies can grow better at suitable temperatures, and should usually be given a growing environment of 15-25℃. The temperature in summer is relatively high, but not higher than 35℃. In winter, when the temperature is below 5℃, you should take warming measures to avoid frostbite.