How to grow lily of the valley

1. Temperature

The most suitable temperature for growing lily of the valley is around 20℃, and you don’t need to do too much work in spring and autumn. In summer, you need to cool it down. You should sprinkle water around the plant, or spray some mist water, which can have a good cooling effect. In winter, it needs to be moved to a warm indoor place for breeding.

2. Fertilizer

It does not have very high requirements for fertilizer. During normal maintenance, it can be applied once every six months, which is enough to maintain its growth. Note that the concentration of fertilizer used must be low. Applying concentrated fertilizer can easily burn the seedlings and cause great harm to plant growth.

3. Watering

During its growing season, water it once or twice a day, but don't keep the soil in the pot moist all the time. In summer, you need to water more often because the temperature is high and the water evaporates very quickly. In winter, you need to reduce the amount of watering, and it is okay to water less or not at all.

4. Lighting

Lily of the valley does not have very high requirements for light. It is best to place it in a semi-shaded place and allow the plant to receive an appropriate amount of scattered light. Be careful not to be exposed to too strong sunlight.