Flowering period of lily of the valley and precautions for flowering

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The flowering period of lily of the valley

Things to note when lily of the valley blooms

Care for lily of the valley blooms

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Lily of the Valley blooms from May to June every year. When it is blooming, be careful to avoid strong light exposure and give it some soft scattered sunlight. Also pay attention to controlling the temperature below 20℃, preferably between 15-18℃. This will keep it open longer.

The flowering period of lily of the valley

The flowering period of lily of the valley

Lily of the valley is a perennial herbaceous plant. The flowers hang in bunches on the stems, and the flowers bloom with a light fragrance. It blooms beautifully in May and June every year. At that time, you can see the beautiful face of lily of the valley.

Precautions for lily of the valley blooming

Lily of the valley is a plant that prefers a semi-shady and humid environment. The temperature should not be too high and the light should not be too strong. It needs a cool growing environment.

When the temperature is higher than 20 degrees, lily of the valley will not bloom, so the temperature will affect the flowering.

Drought in the soil or lack of material components in the soil will also affect the blooming of lily of the valley flowers.

Too little fertilizer or no top dressing and watering will also affect the flowering of lily of the valley.

The number of repotting times of potted lily of the valley will also affect the flowering of lily of the valley.

Lily of the valley cannot be placed together with lilacs and daffodils, as it will affect the growth of lily of the valley.

Care for lily of the valley blooming

< p>If you want lily of the valley to bloom, you must prepare the environment, nutrients, etc. it needs.

The first is the temperature. Because lily of the valley likes cool and semi-shady conditions, the temperature should be kept moist but not dry. It should not be higher than 20 degrees and not lower than about 17 degrees. In short, the temperature should not be too high.

Secondly, the soil must be moist and not waterlogged. The soil must also contain humus or sandy soil.

Then there is the management of water and fertilizer. Fertilize every half a month. Stop fertilizing after the scapes of the lily of the valley are extracted, and then topdress.

Finally, the potted lily of the valley needs to be repotted once a year, and attention should be paid to removing weeds and loosening the soil.                                                  

Things to note when lily of the valley blooms

Care for lily of the valley blooms

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