How to grow lily of the valley

1. Breeding environment

1. Soil: Use breathable and loose soil when breeding, preferably containing humus. You can mix sand, garden soil and leaf mold to meet the nutrients needed for growth, and it will grow faster and more vigorously.

2. Temperature: It is cold-resistant but has poor resistance to high temperatures, so you need to pay attention to the summer. When the temperature exceeds 30 degrees, the leaves will easily turn yellow and dry up. At this time, it will stop growing and enter a dormant state.

3. Light: Lily of the valley likes light, so it can be placed in a place with good light. Even if it is exposed to strong direct sunlight, it will not affect its flowering. But if placed in a cool and dark place, it will affect its growth.

4. Fertilization: Fertilize frequently during the growth period. It grows fast and consumes more nutrients. Fertilizer should be applied every 10 days or so in spring. Only when there are sufficient nutrients can the plant bloom and grow normally. In addition, fertilizer should be added in time after flowering, using diluted liquid fertilizer.

2. Common diseases

If the environment is not suitable during maintenance and management, it is easy to cause diseases, common leaf spot diseases, stem rot diseases, etc. When discovered, it must be removed promptly to avoid further spread of the infection, and then drugs must be sprayed for prevention and control.