Cultivation method of lily of the valley:

1, soil

Lily of the valley has good growth ability and is suitable for growing in loose sand. Can be mixed with river sand, garden soil and humus soil to ensure root growth. Pay attention to avoid using heavy alkaline soil.

2. Lighting equipment

This kind of plant doesn't like strong light, so the cultivation environment should have a moderate amount of astigmatism, or it should be placed directly in a semi-shady place without moving back and forth. Flower lovers who grow flowers indoors should pay attention to the fact that they need to go outdoors every day to see the sun. Although it cannot be illuminated by strong light, it will not be kept in the shade for a long time.

Step 3 apply fertilizer

Sufficient base fertilizer should be applied when planting, and appropriate topdressing should be applied in spring, and it is best to apply fertilizer once in 7- 10 days after plant germination. Rotten cake fertilizer can be used, but it can only be used after dilution. In addition, after the pedicels and flowers wither, they should be fertilized once each.

water

Lily of the valley grows best in a slightly moist but stagnant environment. It doesn't like the dry state. Therefore, in its growing period, in order to keep the soil slightly wet, it is best not to have water. When the breeding environment is relatively dry, it is not necessary to spray water regularly, and pay attention to timely drainage in rainy days.

5. Temperature

Lily of the valley is cold-tolerant but afraid of high temperature, and its growth temperature is between 18-25 degrees. When it exceeds 25 degrees in summer, it will enter a state of withering and dormancy, and it can overwinter outdoors in winter.

6. Reproduction

Every year, the underground massive stems of Lily of the Valley will be divided into roots, which is also the most commonly used breeding method of Lily of the Valley. Changing pots in early spring every year is beneficial to the growth and flowering of lily of the valley.