How to deal with lilies that grow too tall? Will lilies grow too tall and stop blooming?

1. How to deal with being too tall

1. Pruning: If the lily grows too tall, it will not only affect the growth of other side branches, but also occupy too much indoor space, which is not aesthetically pleasing. Reasonable pruning is needed to suppress the growth advantage of the top. Prepare sharp scissors, you can choose gardening shears, determine the pruning position, and then cut quickly. It is best to maintain it after pruning.

2. Change maintenance: If the lily grows too tall, it may be caused by incorrect maintenance methods, and the maintenance method needs to be changed. If the growing environment lacks sunlight, it needs more light and should be placed on a south-facing balcony with good light. If it is because the potting soil is not suitable, you can choose the right time to replace the new pot to ensure later growth. If there is a problem with fertilization or watering, reasonable adjustments are needed.

2. Can it cause no flowering?

If lilies start to grow too tall, they may not bloom because the nutrients they absorb from the flowerpot are limited. Once the nutrients are supplied to the branches and leaves, they will not be able to support the flowers to bloom, making it difficult for them to bloom normally. Even if they do bloom, the number of flowers will be very small and the flowering state will be poor.