How to Plant Lily of the Valley Roots? Detailed Guide to Planting Methods and Care Essentials

When planting, it is best to choose spring or autumn when the climate is suitable. First dig the lily of the valley root system out of the soil, cut off its roots with scissors, disinfect them, and let the wounds dry. Then plant the roots directly into breathable potting soil, cover with soil, water, and maintain a growing temperature of around 20°C. After about 30 to 45 days, they will take root and sprout, and then normal care is all that is needed.

1. Plant in Spring and Autumn

Lily of the valley can reproduce and take root through its roots. Generally, you can choose to plant its roots in spring or autumn, when the climate is mild and meets the temperature requirements for the roots of lily of the valley to take root and sprout, allowing new roots to grow as quickly as possible. However, the most suitable time is November in autumn, and try not to plant roots in summer or winter.

2. Root Treatment

For how to plant lily of the valley roots, dig the lily of the valley out of the soil, then wash the soil off its rhizome, and afterward use scissors to cut off the roots on it, making sure the roots have terminal buds so they can sprout and take root better. Then apply fungicidal liquids such as plant ash to the wounds and place them in a ventilated spot to let the wounds dry.