1. Soil

The roots of lilies are relatively developed. In order to avoid affecting the absorption of nutrients by roots, the pots should be as large as possible and not too shallow. You can directly buy the nutritious soil on the market, or mix it with garden soil, sandy soil, rotten leaf soil and other proportions, and then add base fertilizer to make nutritious soil. Change the basin every other year and supplement fertilizer. The soil should be acidic, especially avoid calcareous soil

2. Moisture

It's best to keep the humidity at about 80% and don't fluctuate too much. Do not water too much. Just keep the basin soil moist. There is more rain in summer. Be careful not to accumulate water to avoid rotten roots

3. Temperature

It can grow normally at normal room temperature. The temperature should be controlled at 16 to 23 degrees. If the temperature is too low in winter, it should be moved into the room for maintenance. It should not be lower than 5 degrees. The maximum temperature in summer should not be higher than 30 degrees. Pay attention to ventilation. If the temperature is too high or too low, it will stop growing, and the growth will recover when it is more than 10 degrees

4. Illumination

Lily likes sunny environment. Long time shade will lead to poor flower bud differentiation, affect flowering and slow growth. Provide them with sufficient light every day. If the sun is too strong at noon in midsummer, shade them to avoid burns caused by sunlight refraction

5. Fertilization

The fertilization amount of Lily does not need to be too large. It is enough to apply thin fertilizer once every two weeks to about 20 days. The consumption of nutrients during flowering is relatively large, and topdressing is needed to provide sufficient nutrients for flowering. Fertilizer containing nitrogen and potassium can be selected