At night after work, I found the lilies on the balcony blooming, the multi-headed white lilies, which were beautiful.
It rained in the evening and the water droplets stuck to the leaves and petals, very crystalline
This lily seed ball was actually bought three years ago, and it is said that it is the big elder in the flowers I raised, and I did not expect that this year it would give me such a surprise.
Initially I only bought two lily bulbs, and the soil used to grow the flowers was also the most common nutrient soil, so I planted them in a small ordinary pot.
In the first year, the lily bloomed only one flower, and after the flowering, only the leaves of the light pole remained, and the evergreen did not wither until winter.
Because of my physique as a flower killer, the flowers I raised basically did not live for a year, and after a stubble of flowers, they would wither and fail, and the next year I wanted to see them again.
Looking at the dead leaves of the lilies in the first winter, I thought the lilies had just failed.
In the spring I bought new flower seedlings, and when I wanted to dig out the soil in the pot to plant other flowers, I dug up the soil and found that the seed balls buried underneath were still very healthy.
Moreover, the two kinds of balls that were originally planted became four or five.
I was quite pleasantly surprised to dig out the lily bulbs in the pot, re-loosen the soil to add nutrient fertilizer, and replant them into the pot.
Later, I deliberately checked the information to learn that the original lily is a perennial herbaceous bulbous plant of the lily family and lily genus, and it is also a very good plant, as long as its seed bulb is preserved, there is no need to buy new seeds every year.
I have summed up two simple ways to preserve, in the winter lily stems and leaves have all withered, we can dig out the bulbs in the pot, stack them directly in the dry room, or just ignore them, let them continue to bury in the dry soil.
As long as they do not touch the water, keep the relative dry humidity, and wait for the spring to see that they are still healthy bulbs.
More professional personnel also use refrigeration and sand storage.
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I live in a relatively warm Guangdong, so even if I didn't store it deliberately, the seed balls I bought at the beginning survived healthily and safely.
Now I have two pots of lilies on my balcony, both bulbs from the first two bulbs, which I didn't care about after last year's lil withered, and when winter came and spring came, they drilled new greens out of the dirt themselves.
This year I was a little more diligent, and after the beginning of spring, I applied slow-release fertilizer to them a few times, so this year they are better than the previous two years.
Friends who want to raise flowers but don't have much time can plant lilies on their balconies, they are not fragile and do not require the environment Occasional lack of water, as long as they are watered in time.
It's even better if you remember to sprinkle them with fertilizer, and they'll surprise you.
I love lilies, especially this year, which gave me great comfort and it taught me that I don't all grow flowers so badly.
My balcony lacks rose embellishment, but lilies can also open beautifully.
Late at night, there is no flash shooting, and the flowers bloom quietly, emitting a faint lily fragrance