My mother has her own ways of growing lilies. They are bending under the weight of flowers.

Lilies are beautiful flowers with a wonderful aroma, loved by gardeners, florists and anyone who appreciates scent and beauty. Lilies are extremely resistant, easy to grow and maintain. Today you will learn how to plant them and how to make them bloom for many years.

Whether you are an experienced gardener or a novice plant enthusiast, Learning how to care for lilies is essential if you want to enjoy their beauty for many years. My mom has a few foolproof methods and her lilies bloom like crazy.

Lily care: watering

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Lilies require a little attention when it comes to watering. These gorgeous flowers like moisture, but are very sensitive to watering. The soil should therefore be loose and permeable. It is best to place a drainage layer of gravel or clay chips at the bottom of the hole at the time of planting. Otherwise, the plants will quickly rot at the base of the stem and die.

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How to make lilies bloom more abundantly?

Plant your lilies in a sunny, well-drained spot in your garden. Lilies need at least six hours of direct sunlight each day to grow and bloom properly. Make sure the soil is rich in organic matter and nutrients. You can add compost, manure or balanced fertilizer to improve soil quality.

What to do with lilies after they finish blooming?

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It is important to allow them to die naturally. This means leaving the leaves in place until they turn yellow and begin to wilt. During this time, the plant stores energy for the next year’s growth. Once the leaves have completely died, they can be cut back to ground level. It is important not to cut the leaves before they die back naturally, as this can prevent the plant from storing enough energy for the next year’s growth.

Source: Gazeta

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