How to grow potted ginger lotus

Soil selection

In fact, ginger lily has very strong growth ability and adaptability to the environment. Generally speaking, except for sticky soil, it can adapt well to other soils. However, in order for the ginger lotus to grow better, we can choose sandy soil that can lock in moisture but has good drainage performance when cultivating potted ginger lotus. Then, if the capacity of the flowerpot is possible, put more soil in it to make the soil layer for the ginger lotus to grow deeper.

Moisture Management

Water is an important factor affecting the germination and flowering of ginger lilies. When the ginger lilies are first planted, be sure to keep the soil moist and apply enough water. Another stage is the middle stage of ginger lotus growth. During this period, ginger lotus also requires a lot of water. We must keep the soil moist at all times, but also pay attention to drainage, otherwise the humid environment will easily cause the ginger lotus to be infected with bacteria.

Temperature control

It is best to maintain a certain temperature when ginger lily is growing. Suitable temperature can promote the germination, growth and flowering of ginger lily. Generally speaking, when we just plant the ginger lotus, it is best to keep the temperature at 30-35°C, and the normal growth temperature is best kept above 20°C.

Fertilizer application

The growth rate of ginger lily will increase after germination, and the nutrients needed during this period will also increase. At this time, we must apply appropriate fertilizers. It is best to use compound fertilizers containing nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. This way, the nutrition is more balanced and can promote the growth of ginger lily stems, leaves, and flowers at the same time.