It has to be grown in a sandy rich soil, on sunny exposure. A winter rest with a much reduced watering will greatly help in promoting a generous flowering on the following season. Old clumps may be divided so as to produce more plants; this is done by uprooting the plant after flowers are gone and slicing the rhizomatous roots with a knife or machete. Plants grown from seeds will not be able to flower before the second year of cultivation when the rhizome will be big enough.
Monday, May 30, 2011
African Lily
It has to be grown in a sandy rich soil, on sunny exposure. A winter rest with a much reduced watering will greatly help in promoting a generous flowering on the following season. Old clumps may be divided so as to produce more plants; this is done by uprooting the plant after flowers are gone and slicing the rhizomatous roots with a knife or machete. Plants grown from seeds will not be able to flower before the second year of cultivation when the rhizome will be big enough.
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