Fresh daylilies can be dried in the sun.

Choose fresh, disease-free and pest-free daylilies to ensure good quality. Soak the daylilies in clean water for a while, then rinse them with clean water to remove impurities and dirt. Spread the cleaned daylilies evenly on a clean drying net or drying plate to avoid overlapping. You can choose to dry in a well-ventilated area or in the sun.

During the drying process, turn and stir the daylilies regularly to promote even drying and prevent mildew. Dried daylilies are susceptible to insect attack. You can use insect repellent or place some insect repellent during the drying process to prevent insect infestation.

The drying time depends on the weather and the humidity of the daylilies, but usually takes a few days to a week. Make sure the daylilies are completely dry without any moisture. Place dried daylilies in a dry, ventilated container, making sure it is tightly sealed to avoid moisture and pests.

Tips for purchasing day lilies

1. Bright color: High-quality day lilies should be bright yellow, bright in color, not dull or discolored.

2. Crisp and tender texture: Gently pinch the day lily, it should feel crisp and tender, and should not be too hard or too soft.

3. No peculiar smell: Smell the daylily, it should not have any peculiar smell. If there is any unusual smell, it may indicate that the daylilies are of poor quality or have gone bad.

4. No obvious damage: Check whether the daylilies have obvious damage, breakage or insect damage, and choose intact daylilies.

5. Source and brand reputation: Choose a supplier or brand of daylily with a reputation and a good reputation, which can improve the reliability of your purchase.