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How to prune lilies after they bloom

Last Update ：2024.12.09

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After most of the lilies have finished blooming, the remaining flowers that are about to wither need to be cut off in time to reduce nutrient consumption and prevent rot. After the flowers bloom, not only the remaining flowers need to be pruned, but also the branches that have bloomed need to be cut off, removing the flower branches and leaving the stems. As the temperature gradually decreases, the branches and leaves on the pot soil will gradually wither. Cut off the branches and leaves from the base, take out the bulbs inside, and place them in sandy soil for the winter.

1. Cut off remaining flowers

1. Cut off the remaining flowers

After most of the lilies have finished blooming, there will be some remaining flowers that are about to wither. These remaining flowers need to be cut off in time. If not cut off, leaving it on the plant will not only look unsightly, but will also consume the plant's own nutrients. The original flowering consumes a lot of nutrients, and these residual flowers will continue to absorb them, resulting in a reduction in the number of flowers in the next year, and if they are left on it, they may Withering and rotting affects the plant itself.
2. Prune flower branches

3. Cut off dead branches

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