What's up with the dried lily leaves?

1. Unsuitable soil

1. Reason: Lily has relatively high requirements for soil. It prefers loose and preferably slightly acidic soil. If the soil is severely clumped or alkaline, the leaves may dry up.

2. Measures: If the leaves dry up due to unsuitable soil, the soil needs to be replaced in time. Choose loose, acidic soil. It is best to use sandy soil and then mix in some peat soil.

2. The flower pot is too small

1. Reason: Lilies need enough space to grow. If the pot is not changed for a long time, there will not be enough space in the pot, which will cause the leaves to dry up and fall off.

2. Measures: For this reason, you need to replace the pot with a larger one in time. After that, when growing the plants, you need to change the pots regularly. Especially when the growth is relatively fast, it is better to repot once a year.

3. Normal phenomenon

1. Reason: After the lily's flowering period, the above-ground part of the plant will dry up and the entire plant will enter a dormant period, so it is normal for the leaves to dry up.

2. Measures: No special measures are needed. Just place it in a cool, well-ventilated place and let it go through its dormant period.