When do lilies bloom?
Depending on the species and variety, lilies bloom between May and August. Most varieties bloom between late June and mid-July. The point in time when flowering begins is determined by various factors. Among other things, the planting time, the Location and care plays a large part in this.
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Here are different types of lilies with their flowering time:
- Madonna Lily: May
- Turk's cap lily: June July
- Royal Lily: July
- Golden ribbon lily: August
- Oriental lily: July
- Panther Lily: July
- Trumpet Lily: July / August
- Magnificent lily: July / August
- Tiger Lily: July / August
- Fire Lily: May to July
Extend flowering time
Most lilies can take a few steps to increase the flowering time. Here are various options (the more that are implemented, the more effective) that should be implemented before flowering:
- plant in a sheltered place
- prefer a partially shaded rather than full sun location
- Plant lilies several days apart
- if the buds are set, lightly with flowering fertilizer fertilize
When the flower buds of the lilies have opened, the soil should be kept moist. Lilies in the pot need more frequent watering. Furthermore, lilies should be placed in a cooler place in the apartment. Temperatures around 15 ° C are ideal for flowering.
Tips & Tricks
In order to be able to witness the flowers of the lily every year, you should cut off the withered inflorescences after the flowering period. This prevents seed formation and the lily can save energy for the next season.
