How to cultivate the red spider lily

1. Potting soil

When growing red spider lilies, you should choose a medium-sized flowerpot, which should not be too big or too small. The soil should be as loose and well-drained as possible to avoid water accumulation in the soil and root rot. It likes acidic soil. When preparing the soil, do not use alkaline soil. Try to use acidic soil as much as possible.

2. Watering

It likes moisture, so you need to water it in time during maintenance, but don't water it excessively. If you water too much and the soil has poor drainage, root rot will occur. It is best to wait until the soil in the pot turns white before watering. When it turns white, it means the soil is dry, and you need to replenish water in time. There must be no stagnant water in the potting soil. If the rainy season is too long, it is necessary to provide appropriate shelter from the rain and drain the excess water in the potting soil in time.

3. Lighting

To care for the red spider lily, you need to give it reasonable light. It can grow in a semi-shaded environment or be exposed to direct sunlight. It will go dormant in the summer. Try not to expose it to strong sunlight for a long time. Finally, move it to a cool environment for maintenance, and you can also take appropriate shading measures.

4. Fertilization

When breeding, you must apply fertilizer reasonably, but not too much fertilizer to avoid burning its roots. When planting, add appropriate organic fertilizer to the soil and apply fertilizer every 2 months.