Lily has always been the representative of cut flowers, and now potted plants are slowly entering every family. It is a very pleasant and fulfilling thing for everyone to keep a pot of fragrant flowers at home, grow balls or saplings slowly by their own maintenance, and slowly grow into a flowering process. So many flower friends in the background don't know much about lily's habits, and often flower friends come to me to thank Lily. How can I bloom again? How to prune after flowering, can it still bloom next year? These questions will be told to you today.

Lily grows slowly in the bud until the flowers thank her. This process only happens once a year. Some people say that lily can bloom twice a year, but it is actually possible, but it must be manually intervened, so the lump of lily is still damaged, so MOFO should not violate the growth structure of the plant itself, and we just need to do a reasonable maintenance work.

So how should the lily be pruned after it has been thanked? It is wrong for many flower lovers to cut across the board directly from the stem. The correct pruning method is to cut the whole flower directly without cutting the root stalk. Once the roots and leaves are cut off, photosynthesis can not be carried out well, and nutrients can not be accumulated on the bulbs of lily, which directly affects the germination rate in the coming year.

Don't give water after that, just keep the soil in the basin wet. Let's cut off all the stems after it withers slowly and naturally. My lily was frozen before it was dug up. Water the flowerpot occasionally to avoid being too dry. They will grow well next year, and every tree will blossom.

If the bought lily blooms, cut off the trunk with scissors, cut it off from the ground, and put the flowerpot in a cool and ventilated place on the balcony to avoid sunlight, so that the flowerpot is completely dry, and the lily bulbs are dehydrated in the soil and lose their vitality. Don't put it on the terrace all the time, in case it rains, the water will be moldy.

Occasionally pour a small amount of water into the flowerpot to give the soil some moisture. Lily bulbs germinate again in autumn and bloom more the next year.

Another method is to collect Trichosanthes kirilowii and bulbs growing in pot soil when they bloom in summer, then put them in moist fine sand, put them in a cool and ventilated place, and sow them in soil in September with a depth of 4 cm. I hope to cover it with dirt.

One year after planting the lily, many new bulbs will grow on the old bulbs in the flowerpot. Collect these bulbs and plant them in flowerpots, and you can breed and plant many flowerpot lilies.