How to raise potted lilies after they bloom, what to do after potted lilies bloom

Potted plants should be carried out in September to October. The cultivation soil should be made of humus, sand, and garden soil at 1:1:

The ratio of 1 is mixed and prepared, and the bottom of the pot is fully decomposed with compost and a small amount of bone meal and used as base fertilizer. The planting depth is generally about 2 3 times the diameter of the bulb. Lilies do not require high fertilizers, and they are usually applied at the beginning of spring growth and early flowering.

Some foreign cultivators believe that lily needs more nitrogen and potassium fertilizers, and should be applied every 10 15 days during the growth period, while the supply of phosphate fertilizers should be limited, because more phosphate fertilizers will cause the leaves to turn yellow. Phosphate fertilizer can be applied for 1 2 days during the flowering period. In order to make the bulb full, the residual flowers should be cut off in time after flowering to reduce nutrient consumption, watering only needs to keep the potting soil moist, but the growing season and dry weather must be properly watered, and often sprinkled around the pot to improve air humidity.

The potting soil should not be too wet, otherwise the bulbs are perishable, and the potted lilies should be repotted once a year and replaced with new cultivation soil and base fertilizer. In addition, the pot is rotated once a week during the growing season. Otherwise, the plant is easy to be long, which will affect the appearance.

For the time being, the seeds of the newly emerging golden lily still have to be imported from abroad**. In the cultivation process, the demand for phosphorus and potassium fertilizer is more, and it is best to use some bone meal, plant ash and peanut drum as base fertilizer before sowing.

Whether it is white lily or golden lily, it has the characteristics of cold resistance, light liacity, fertilizer resistance, and moisture tolerance, and the suitable temperature for growth is 12 18. In winter, even if the temperature drops to 3 5, it will not die of cold. If there is a lack of sunlight, prolonged shade can affect normal flowering.

However, they have a wide range of adaptability to the region, and can be planted or potted in various places in the north and south. Because it is a bulbous plant, it can be sown directly with the seed head, and it is required to sow to a depth of six or seven centimeters, so that the lateral roots can be deeply rooted and absorb as many nutrients as possible. The required planting material is better for sandy loam, not clay and limestone.

If you use pond mud for planting, you should also mix some river sand and charcoal crushed to make the planting material loose and breathable in order to bloom in time.

After flowering, it heralds the end of life, and lily bulbs need to be treated at low temperatures to bloom in the next growth period, which requires a professional low-temperature constant temperature treatment system.

After the flowers have withered, the residual flowers need to be removed, not left on the plant, the stems need to be cut off, and only about 20-30 cm of the ground part is left. If the potting soil is very moist and the leaves below are gone, in this case the above-ground part should be left longer, and a few leaves should be left.

For the flowering situation of the next year, nutrients still need to be supplemented, apply fertilizer regularly, apply it once a week in 1-2 weeks, pay attention to the concentration, do not use raw fertilizer and thick fertilizer, otherwise the bulbs in the pot will rot. The type of fertilizer can be specially purchased, and it is more suitable for the distribution, and it can also be watered after fermentation with water that has been washed for rice.

After flowering, the demand for water is significantly reduced, so the amount of watering must be well controlled, and after observing that the potting soil is dry, water a little appropriately. When the cold winter comes, the remaining parts of the ground will turn yellow, and watering should be stopped.

Place the pot with the bulbs in a dark place, ensure that there is no direct light, keep the surrounding environment cool, and pay attention to good ventilation, so that you can dig it up and replant it for maintenance in the next year.

After the lily blooms, the first thing you need to prune is the branches and leaves to promote the nutrient accumulation of the scale bulbs in the roots. Controlling the amount of watering can prevent damage to the roots, and the lilies need to be fertilized after they bloom so that the root bulbs can swell and grow. In winter, the scales should be placed at a temperature of 0 5 degrees Celsius to promote germination again in the next year.

1. Reasonable pruning

Lily color is elegant, more flowering, beautiful plant type, is a flower with high ornamental value, many people do not know how to raise the lily after it blooms, the lily first needs to be pruned after blooming, cut off its flowers and weak branches and leaves, in order to prevent nutrient loss, accumulate energy for the root growth scales.

2. Control moisture

After the lily blooms, it will enter a dormant state, the water demand will be smaller, the growth will be slow, and the water will cause root rot, affecting the growth of the lily. Overwatering will also affect its normal dormancy, reduce the accumulation of nutrients, and reasonable watering can make it grow better.

3. Timely fertilization

After the lily blooms and fails, the roots will grow scales, and in order to promote the healthy development of the scales, it is necessary to fertilize them. Fertilization should be based on potassium fertilizer, which is mixed with a small amount of nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizer, which can better promote the healthy growth of squamospheres and lay the foundation for the germination of new branches in the coming year.

4. Reasonable storage

After the flower fails, the aboveground stems and leaves of the lily will slowly wither, and the underground bulb is fully mature, at this time, the dead branches of the lily need to be pruned, and the flower pot and the underground bulb will be put into the refrigerator to preserve it, and the temperature will be maintained at 0 5 degrees.

1. Soil: Lilies like fertile and loose soil, and sandy soil can be selected; 2. Watering: Lilies can be watered once every 1 or 2 weeks during the growth period; 3. Fertilization:

During the growth period of lilies, choose organic fertilizers containing nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium to ensure balanced nutrition; 4. Light: During the growth period of lily potatoes, they need to receive more than 6 hours of light every day; 5. Pruning: During the growth of lilies, branches should be pruned appropriately to save nutrients and promote flower bud differentiation.

About lilies

Lily is a perennial herbaceous bulbous plant of the lily family, native to the temperate regions of almost every continent in the northern hemisphere, mainly distributed in eastern Asia, Europe, North America, etc., more than 110 varieties have been found in the world, of which 55 species are produced in China. In recent years, there have been many new varieties produced through artificial hybridization, such as Asian lily, musk lily, sunflower lily, etc.

Postnatal treatment of lilies

There are many varieties of lilies and a variety of flower colors. Use it to place hotel lobbies, airport waiting halls, and commercial building windows, which are fresh and pleasing to the eye, and the prime number type is simple and natural. Several pots decorate the living room or small garden, which is gorgeous and full of texture.

Lily bulbs are soaked in 2 millimol silver thiosulfate solution for 24 hours at a temperature of 20 hours before planting or potting, and the flowers that grow later are longer-lived. The flowers are sensitive to ethylene, and the plants should be sprayed with silver thiosulfate solution to prevent flower and leaf loss during low-temperature storage and transportation. Potted lilies can be stored for 14 to 28 days at a temperature of 0 3.

Methods of propagation of lilies.

Small bulb propagation: A plurality of new small bulbs can grow on the stem axis of the old lily bulb, collect the small bulbs on the disease-free plants, and sow them according to the row spacing of 25 cm to 6 cm after disinfection. After one year of cultivation, some of them can reach the standard of bulbs (50 grams), and the smaller ones will continue to be cultivated for one year and then used for seeding.