How to care for Lily Lily

Although Lily Lily looks like an ordinary sedum succulent in terms of leaf shape, it is actually a genuine succulent variety of the genus Lotus, just like the Black Mage, Purple Cashmere and Red Sedum. Belongs to the mage type. Since Lily Lily is a mage-type succulent, its maintenance is naturally different from ordinary sedum, and it must be maintained according to the mage's method to maintain it well.

So how should lily be cared for? First of all, it grows taller than ordinary sedum succulents, but the plant height is not as high as that of other mages. Therefore, it is recommended not to choose a flower pot that is too shallow or too deep when planting, otherwise it will affect its normal growth. At the same time, it is also difficult to match Not pretty.

Secondly, Lily Lily can be planted in sandy soil, and of course there is no problem in using the granular soil we usually use as its planting substrate. However, it is recommended that the proportion of granules should not exceed 70%, otherwise not only It will limit its growth rate and affect its bursting of lateral buds.

In addition, although Lily likes a maintenance environment with sufficient light, it is not tolerant to exposure. After dormancy in summer, it must be moved to a cool and ventilated place for maintenance, otherwise its leaves will be severely sunburned and left Unsightly sun spots. When the ultraviolet rays are too strong, it is best to move the lily to a place with astigmatism for maintenance, because absorbing too much ultraviolet rays will turn the leaves into the color of pig liver, which is very ugly.

In addition, lily and lily can be watered a little more in spring and autumn. When the pot soil is seven to eight minutes dry, you can pour water directly. In summer, when the temperature exceeds 30°C, water control begins, about 20 days Just water a small amount once along the edge of the pot. It is also recommended not to let it get exposed to rain, otherwise it will easily cause large areas of leaf fall, root rot and black rot.

Lily Lily is not frost-resistant. It is recommended to bring it indoors for maintenance after the temperature drops as low as 5℃ in winter. At the same time, control the water as in summer. Water a small amount along the edge of the pot once a month or so at noon on a sunny day. That's it. Never pour heavy water on it when the temperature is too low, otherwise frostbite will inevitably occur. In short, as long as Lily and Lily are maintained according to the mage-type succulents, there will basically be no problems.