Lycoris Lycoris Cultivation Method

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Lycoris alba is very cold-tolerant, prefers semi-shady places, and is also very tolerant of sunlight exposure. Lycoris alba can grow in all types of soil and has a growth habit of dormancy in summer.

Cultivation methods of Lycoris alba

Temperature

Lycoris alba is suitable for cultivation on flat land, and the suitable temperature for growth is Between 15-25 degrees, it is more suitable for planting in the north, preferably in winter and spring.

Light

Lycoris albicans likes to grow in an environment with sufficient light. It can grow in full sun or half sun. When the light is insufficient, it will Causes plants to flower poorly.

Soil

Lycoris alba does not have high soil requirements, but it is best to grow in sandy loam or loam that is rich in humus and has good drainage, which can make the plant flourish and become more beautiful.

Fertilization

Sufficient organic fertilizer can be buried before planting Lycoris alba, and then top dressing should be carried out every two months. For top dressing, you can use homemade well-rotted compost. Pay attention to the ratio of phosphorus and potassium fertilizers to effectively promote the development and flowering of bulbs.

Water

Plants should be watered thoroughly after cultivation, and should be watered frequently during the growth period to keep the soil moist, but not waterlogged to prevent the bulbs from becoming waterlogged and rotting. When the soil surface is dry and gray-white, it means that water needs to be added in time. Sufficient water must be supplied before flowering and during the flowering period.

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