When is the best time to dig lilies?

Lily is usually harvested in the second year after planting, and the time is chosen around the summer solar term, that is, in the middle and late July. It is particularly important to pay attention to timely harvesting, because if they are dug too early, the meat quality will thicken and the quality will decline; If you dig too late and the temperature drops, it is easy to damage the bulbs.

Lily is dug up and then treated.

For the newly dug lily bulb, you need to clean up the soil on it first, then wipe off the yellow rust on its outer membrane, then trim the fibrous roots to about 1cm, and finally pile them up according to the size. Pay attention to the above steps, so be sure to handle them carefully. After the lily is dug out, you can choose healthy bulbs, put them in sealed bags and keep them at about 0℃, or bury them in fine sand to ensure that they are not in contact with the outside air.

Lily planting

Lily bulbs without accelerating germination can be planted at 10- 1 1 It takes more than 200 days to grow, and it begins to bloom in early July, and can be harvested when the aboveground parts are completely withered.