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Anonymous users2024-01-24Lily's balcony design dictates that it is ugly to seal up. This question is a bit similar to whether you can plant some green onions, ginger and vegetables on the lawn downstairs. View the original post
Trouble, thanks!
Buy fresh lily balls at the vegetable market, peel off the outside, leave a small core, and throw it into the ground in the fall, what should be planted on it, and in the spring it will sprout on its own.
Potted lily cultivation method:
2. Soil: The culture soil should be mixed with humus, sandy soil and garden soil in a ratio of 1:1:1, and the bottom of the pot should be fully decomposed compost and a small amount of bone meal and used as base fertilizer. The planting depth is generally about 2 or 3 times the diameter of the bulb. >>>More
Be careful not to blow strong winds or strong winds for long periods of time. Spray some water in the morning and evening, and you can't spray water during the flowering period to avoid early flower failure. >>>More
Cut it off and re-emerge. You don't water too often, you have to keep the lily roots breathing smoothly, the water will make the roots in a "suffocating" state, so that the plant will not grow well. Generally, the soil is wet for a long time, and the plant will show leaf yellow and wilting.
The fresh lilies that I just bought back are recommended not to eat them after they turn rose red on the balcony, and the reason for this is that they are not well preserved, and the fresh lilies bought back should be put in the refrigerator as soon as possible, so as to preserve the fresh lilies! >>>More