Lily
Lily Detailed Encyclopedia Introduction
Lily flowers are graceful and colorful, symbolizing purity and elegance, and are one of the world's famous cut flowers.
Basic Info
Family：Liliaceae
Scientific Name：Lilium
Origin：Northern Hemisphere temperate regions
Flowering Period：Summer
Height：30-200cm
Lifespan：Perennial
Morphology
Leaves：Lanceolate leaves, whorled
Flowers：Trumpet-shaped flowers, 6 petals
Roots：Bulbous root system
Stem：Erect stem
Growth Habits
Soil Requirements：Well-drained fertile soil
Watering Needs：Keep soil moist
Light Requirements：Prefers ample sunlight
Temperature Requirements：10-25°C
Classification & Varieties
Main Classifications
Ornamental Varieties
Professional Care
✂️ Pruning Management
Pruning Timing：After flowering
Pruning Method：Cut off flower stalks, keep leaves
Pruning Purpose：Promote bulb development
Required Tools：Pruning shears
🛡️ Pest & Disease Management
Common Pests：
Common Diseases：
Prevention Measures：Maintain ventilation, avoid waterlogging
Treatment Methods：Manual pest removal, use biological pesticides
🌱 Fertilization Management
Fertilizer Type：Phosphorus-potassium fertilizer
Fertilization Frequency：Once a month during growing season
Fertilization Timing：Spring and summer
Fertilization Amount：20-30g per plant
💧 Water Requirements
Watering Frequency：2-3 times a week
Watering Amount：Keep soil moist
Watering Method：Water at roots
Dehydration Signs：Yellow leaves
Basic Care Tips
- •Prefers cool and moist environments
- •Keep soil well-drained
- •Apply phosphorus and potassium fertilizer before flowering
- •Avoid strong winds
- •Watch out for aphids and lily beetles
Ecology Value
Pollinators：Bees, butterflies, hummingbirds
Wildlife：Provides nectar for pollinators
Environmental Value：Beautifies garden landscape
Cultural Symbolism
Symbolic Meaning：Purity, nobility, rebirth
Historical Background：Important flower in ancient Greek and Roman culture
Related Festivals：Important flower for Easter
Artistic Expression：Classic symbol in religious art