Prepare the soil: To plant lilies , first prepare soft, breathable, and fertile soil. You can prepare it yourself or purchase it directly.
Processing of seed bulbs: Select bulbs that are plump and sufficient. Those that have sprouted can be planted directly. Those that have not sprouted are best treated with germination.
Planting in the soil: When planting, first put a layer of tiles at the bottom of the flower pot, then put in the soil, and bury the bulbs.
Later maintenance: After planting, spray appropriate amounts of water to moisturize and provide a warm environment, and germination will begin soon.
1. Prepare the soil
When planting lily bulbs, you must prepare suitable soil in advance. It must be soft, breathable, and have a certain degree of fertility. You can prepare your own nutrient soil, or you can choose to purchase soil directly. When preparing it yourself, you can mix leaf mold soil, garden soil and river sand. It needs to be disinfected after preparation. Disinfection by exposure to sunlight or disinfection with disinfectant solution will work.
2. Handling seed bulbs
When planting lily bulbs, you must choose plump and sufficient bulbs that must not be rotten. The diameter of the bulb is about 12 cm. If the bulbs have already sprouted, they can be planted directly into the soil. If there is no germination, it is recommended to first put it in a frame filled with sawdust, provide an environment between 8 and 23 degrees, conduct proper germination treatment, and then put it into the soil after germination, so as to achieve better germination.
3. Planting in the soil
When planting, first place a layer of broken tiles at the bottom of the flower pot to improve drainage capacity. Then add soil and plant the bulbs into the soil. Be careful not to dig too deeply into the soil, and the new shoots should be exposed above the soil. After planting, spray an appropriate amount of water to keep the substrate moist and provide a warm, well-ventilated environment. They will soon germinate and grow normally.
4. Later maintenance
When maintaining lily bulbs, it is best to provide a temperature between 15 and 25 degrees. If the soil is dry, water it in time and moisturize it. The amount of water should be controlled well and there should be no accumulation of water. If it is in the peak growing season, top dressing must be done regularly to ensure sufficient nutrients. It likes light. After it resumes growth, it needs more sun. Proper maintenance can promote better flowering in the later period.
