How to water lilies

Lily's life characteristics:

Lilies do not like to grow in an environment with high temperatures, which can easily cause them to grow poorly; they prefer a relatively dry environment and are particularly afraid of stagnant water and waterlogging; excessively moist soil will cause the lilies to rot and die; they are suitable for cultivation in sandy soil with good permeability.

How to water lilies:

Watering principles: It is better to let the soil in the pot dry out in time than to water too much. It means that it is better to let the soil be dry than to have water accumulation or waterlogging. If the soil remains moist all the time, it can easily lead to root rot and allow some pests and diseases to take advantage of the opportunity to harm the plants.

During daily watering, you can observe the soil to see how long it takes for the soil to go from being thoroughly watered to being slightly dry, and then make a simple record. Each season has a different watering time. Then you can water according to this time. Of course, you should observe the soil before watering. The recorded time is only an auxiliary function. You must not develop a habit of watering the plants whenever you want to. You must pay attention to the rationality of watering.