Garden lilies are rather unpretentious in growing and blooming even at novice flower flowers. The main condition for good growth is to plant or translating Lily. If it is strictly followed by all the rules, then lilies will not only please the eye with luxurious colors, but also actively multiply.
Lili transplant periods
The optimal period of transplant is the time when after flowering the bush passed one and a half or two months. Since various varieties of lilies are blooming from the end of May to early July, the term of their transplant will be from mid-July to the end of August.
Which bush lilies is ready for transplant
Some lilies after flowering are green, and some begin to shut up - everything can be replant. In any case, as soon as after flowering, a seed box will be covered on the top, it must be removed. It is better to do it simple to her clouds. If this box does not break down, she will pull the juices that will negatively affect the aging of the bulbs.
How to transplant lilies
When the transplant time comes, do it like this:
- With the help of forks, dig bulbs of lilies along with stalk sticking out of the ground. If they have grown children, separated them.
- Cut the most tips of the roots slightly - use sharp scissors.
- Drop the hole, a depth of 2.5 times deeper than the height of the transplanted bulb.
- At the bottom of the holes, push the mixture of humus and sand - make a small slide of them.
- Place the bulb on the slide, its roots freely distribute the hills.
- Pour the bulbs of the earth half and well bypass it.
- When the wet ground seeks, pour the pit to the top of the dry ground.
- Miss the land around the stem and add some more water.
- Turn the planting dry peat, sawdust or small twigs.
- Cut the stalk sticking out of the ground to a height of 7-10 cm from the ground.
In the same way, put the rest of the blisters.
The main rule of planting lilies: Never too not bury the bulbs in the ground. The depth of its occurrence should not be greater than the height of the two bulbs.
How often transplanted lilies
With good care (timely fertilizing, hoeing and watering) lily bloom beautifully in one place for 3-4 years. After this period, they should definitely be transplanted. If this is not done, then the bulb will go in depth in the future they will be difficult to dig out. Also, when they are too deep-lying, near the main tuber will produce a lot of kids - they can deplete the main bulb, and lily will bloom not very intense.
When transplanting roses, choose sunny places are those where there is no stagnant water. In the penumbra lilies will bloom, but their color is pale. When stagnant water the bulbs may rot and the plants die. To earth lilies are not very capricious, but rather that the soil was light and loose.
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