Perfume lily cultivation methods and precautions

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1. Flower soil

2. Watering

3. Fertilization

4. Lighting

5. Things to note

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Flower soil: Perfume lilies are suitable for growing in soft, rich and slightly acidic flower soil. Watering: Just the right amount, don’t water too much. Fertilization: Apply flower fertilizer every 10-15 days during the growing season. Lighting: Try to place it in a place with good light during the growth period. During the pregnancy period, it needs to be properly shaded.

1. Flower soil

1. Flower soil

Perfume lily is suitable for growing in soft, rich and slightly acidic flower soil, but is not suitable for growing in soil prone to water accumulation. Therefore, when raising it, you can mix one part sand soil, one part leaf mold soil and one part garden soil evenly as its flower soil.

2. Watering

It needs to be watered moderately and never overwatered. Because its bulbs are relatively fragile, they tend to turn black and rot in flower soil with high moisture. Therefore, when watering it, you should first observe the soil surface and water it when you see it is dry. If it is not dry yet, don't water it for the time being.

3. Fertilization

During its growth period, you need to apply flower fertilizer to it every 10-15 days or so to provide it with nutrients for it to absorb. It is best to choose flower fertilizers that contain more nitrogen and potassium, which can promote their growth.

4. Light

In it When it is in the growth period, it should be placed in a sunny place as much as possible to provide appropriate light. But when it is in the budding stage, it needs to be properly shaded, so that it can grow buds better.

5. Precautions

After its flowers fade, its roots need to be cut short. This can reduce plant nutrient consumption.

2. Watering

3. Fertilization

4. Lighting

5. Things to note

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