How to make lilies bloom longer and how to keep them during the flowering period

1. How to make lilies bloom longer

1. Add a small amount of water: Lilies are not water-grown plants. When growing them, you need to add a small amount of water. Generally, the water level should not exceed three centimeters from the water absorption point. Too much water will hinder breathing and easily cause the flowers to fall off.

2. Change water frequently: Change the water of the flower branches frequently. The specific frequency of water change should be determined according to the season. If it is summer, change it every two days. Once every three or four days in spring and autumn, and longer in winter, once a week is enough. The higher the temperature, the more often you should change it to avoid infection with germs and bacteria.

3. Prune frequently: If you want the flowers to last longer, you must pay attention to pruning. Branches that are soaked in water for a long time will easily rot, and rot will produce bacteria, affecting the flowering time. The water absorption points should be updated frequently, and it is best to allow them to absorb fresh water every day. Note that the trimming length does not need to be too long, just cut off the old ones.

2. How to grow during the flowering period

During the flowering period, lilies should be placed in a well-lit area to ensure sufficient light, but they should be avoided in time during the strong light stage and not exposed to the sun for long periods of time. Of course, there must be no lack of light, otherwise the flowering period will end prematurely. You also need to reduce watering. The soil only needs to be slightly moist, but there must not be water accumulation. In addition, it is best to stop applying fertilizer and add fertilizer after the flowers fade to avoid irritating the root system.