Other characteristics of lily

Lily is characterized by habit, color and flowering period.

Lily is a perennial herbaceous bulbous plant, with a plant height of about 45 cm, green roots and some brown stripes. Lily has bright colors, such as white, red and yellow. It blooms in July every year and has 6 petals.

Originated in temperate regions of the northern hemisphere, there are more than 65,438+065,438+00 varieties. Lily has cylindrical roots, oblanceolate or elliptic leaves and blooms in July every year. Moreover, lilies droop vertically or extend horizontally, and their shapes are mostly bell-shaped or trumpet-shaped.

Planting skills:

1, soil conditions

Lily is suitable for growing in loose and breathable sandy loam. When cultivating lily, it is necessary to use soil mixed with humus, coarse sand and nutrient soil, and the ph value of the soil is preferably between 5.5 and 6.5. Before planting lily, the soil should be disinfected at high temperature to make lily grow healthily.

2. Lighting conditions

Lily is a light-loving plant. When lily is cultivated in spring and autumn, it can be placed in a place where it can receive sunlight, so that the plants can fully photosynthesis and promote the rapid flowering of lily. To cultivate lily in summer, it is necessary to provide scattered light for plants to prevent lily from being burned.