Why lilies grow too long but don't bloom? How to promote flowering

1. Dim light

Reason: The lily appears to be growing too tall, with the stems and branches growing very high, but it is difficult to bloom. This may be due to lack of sunlight. This situation will occur if it is grown in a place without sunlight for a long time.

Method: If this is the reason, you need to move the lily to a place with good light and fully expose it to sunlight. This can promote the germination of flower buds and make the flowers bloom as soon as possible.

2. High humidity

Reason: If you do not pay attention to watering, there will be too much water in the potting soil, which will cause the stems to absorb too much water and continue to grow taller, thus resulting in the inability to form buds.

Method: You need to control watering at ordinary times and not give too much water. Once you water too much, you need to stop watering in time and place it in a well-ventilated place to promote the evaporation of water as soon as possible.

3. Nitrogen fertilizer

Reason: Reasonable fertilization is needed during the growth and maintenance process. If too much nitrogen fertilizer and less phosphorus fertilizer and potassium fertilizer are applied during maintenance, such disproportionate fertilization will lead to excessive growth but inability to bloom normally.

Method: Pay attention to the proportion of fertilization. Apply more nitrogen fertilizers during the growth period, but add phosphorus and potassium fertilizers before flowering and stop applying nitrogen fertilizers.