How to grow wild lilies

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1. Soil

2. Lighting

3. Temperature

4. Watering

5. Fertilization

6. Precautions

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Soil: Loose, well-drained alluvial soil or sandy soil is suitable for breeding field lilies. Light: It needs sufficient sunlight, and it should be provided with more than 5 hours of light per day when breeding. Temperature: It is best to keep it within 15-20℃. Watering: It prefers moisture, so water it regularly during maintenance to keep the soil slightly moist. Drainage should be done in time during the rainy season. Fertilization: Poultry manure or decomposed cake fertilizer needs to be poured once every year before winter.

1. Soil

1. Soil

Loose, well-drained alluvial soil or sandy soil is suitable for breeding wild lilies. Clay soil is not suitable for planting. You should pay attention to loosening the soil frequently to maintain the permeability of the soil.

2. Light

It needs sufficient sunlight, and it should be provided with more than 5 hours of light per day during breeding. Shade work begins around May every year, and long-term direct sunlight should be avoided in summer.

3. Temperature

It has strict temperature requirements. Prefers a warm and humid environment. Its optimal growth temperature is above 15℃ and below 20℃. Both below 10℃ and above 25℃ will cause poor growth of wild lilies. During the hot summer period, tents should be set up to provide shelter and daily spraying should be used to cool down.

4. Watering

The moisture in the surrounding environment is conducive to its growth. At the same time, attention should be paid to drainage during the rainy season to prevent root rot. As the plant grows, gradually increase the frequency of watering during the flowering period.

5. Fertilization

Poultry manure or decomposed cake fertilizer should be poured every early spring and after transplantation to ensure healthy growth.

VI. Precautions

1. Cultivating and weeding should be carried out 4-5 times throughout the year to increase the air permeability and looseness of the soil and facilitate the growth of plants.

2. The pest and disease problems of wild lilies will focus on black spot, rust, etc., which can be killed by carbendazim.

2. Lighting

3. Temperature

4. Watering

5. Fertilization

6. Precautions

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