How to grow lilies

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1. Soil

2. Moisture

3. Lighting

4. Temperature

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Soil: Use fertile, relatively well-drained soil. Do not use heavy clay soil. Moisture: Water once every 5 days in spring and autumn, and every other day in summer. Lighting: Just give it diffused light in summer. In winter, it needs to be maintained indoors in a sunny place. Temperature: Give it a growing environment of 15-25°C, and the maximum cannot be higher than 35°C.

1. Soil

1. Soil

Cultivation of lilies requires the use of fertile, relatively well-drained soil. Do not use soil with strong clay content, as it will affect the normal growth of the plant. Home maintenance can be mixed with peat, river sand, and perlite.

2. Water

Lilies are very drought-tolerant, so don’t water too much. The weather in summer is very dry and water evaporates quickly, so you can water it every other day. In spring and autumn, you can water once every five days. In winter, when the temperature is relatively low, you must control the amount of watering to avoid water accumulation and root rot.

3. Light

Spring and Autumn In summer, it can receive sufficient light; in summer, the sun is very strong, so it needs to take good shading measures or keep it indoors for maintenance. It is best to give it scattered light; in winter, the outdoor temperature is low, so it needs to be moved to a warm place indoors in time for maintenance. To avoid frostbite on it.

4. Temperature

Suitable Temperature lilies can grow better, and they should be given a growing environment of 15-25℃. The temperature in summer is relatively high, but not higher than 35°C. In winter, when the temperature is lower than 5°C, measures should be taken to keep it warm and avoid frostbite.

2. Moisture

3. Lighting

4. Temperature

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