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- This care elicits a furious flower splendor from your Turquoise-headed Lily
- How often is the Turkish bald ileus to be watered?
- Should a Lilium martagon be fertilized?
- How do I cut the Martagon correctly?
- Is the Turkish bald ilex hardy?
- Tips
The beautiful Turquoise-headed lily wants to be properly cared for, so that it shines in full beauty
This care elicits a furious flower splendor from your Turquoise-headed Lily
With unique flower forms in lavish abundance, the Turquoise Common Lily dwarfs other perennials. In order for you to succeed in this masterpiece in your garden, a Lilium martagon should be given an appropriate care program. Read here how to properly water, fertilize, cut and overwinter the wonderful summer beauty.
How often is the Turkish bald ileus to be watered?
Always water the plant when the soil has dried on the surface. The onions should never dry out because they can not recover from it. Please pour the normal tap water out of the can nozzle directly onto the root disc without getting the shoots wet.
Should a Lilium martagon be fertilized?
On a organic fertilization between April and August in the two-weekly cycle, the Turquoise Bitter Lily speaks well. Alternatively, the summer flower likes to take a liquid fertilizer for onion plants. In this case, please refer to the dosage information of the manufacturer.
How do I cut the Martagon correctly?
Make your rounds in the summer garden, the scissors should be there. Look at withered flowers on a Turkish bunch of lilies, cut them off immediately to make room for more flowers. On the other hand, you leave the main stem of the lily until it has completely retreated in autumn. Until then, the remaining nutrients shift to the onion, where they serve as a reserve for the next season.
Is the Turkish bald ilex hardy?
By planting the onion three times the size of the earth, this prudence contributes to undamaged wintering. In rough conditions, however, we recommend that you take the following precautions before winter:
A well-rooted plant has developed over the years a stable winter hardiness, which requires no special measures. At least in the first 2 to 3 years, we recommend the described winter protection.
Tips
A Turquoise-headed lily impressively stages itself as a cut flower in the vase. Cut a strong flower stem as soon as 2 to 3 of its buds have opened. Leave about half of the leaves to stalk, the still-closed buds are well supplied to open within a few days.