The easiest flower to grow in autumn, it survives when tossed into soil, is easier to grow than pothos, and fills the whole room with fragrance when it blooms
Introduction
Green plants and potted flowers are essential accents of home life. Keeping some flowers and plants at home has many benefits: it beautifies the room and uplifts the mood. "Flower Sound Potted Plant Diary · Issue 1242" introduces you to a flower that is easiest to grow in autumn.
Today's featured plant
The Beginning of Autumn has passed. The south is still bathed in bright sunshine, while the north has gradually begun to enjoy crisp autumn air. Now is the season suitable for growing flowers. The flower introduced today is no stranger to anyone and has always been a "hot favorite" in flower markets and flower shops, deeply loved by flower enthusiasts.
Perfume lily
This flower is the perfume lily, the most common cut flower at weddings and major festive occasions. Placed in a conference hall, its fragrance can be smelled throughout the entire room, and its decorative effect is excellent. In fact, this flower can not only be used as a cut flower, but can also be grown in pots on the balcony for ornamental viewing.
Potted perfume lily
The perfume lily is a bulbous perennial herbaceous flower. Its underground part has bulbs, and the bulb size varies among different varieties, generally about the size of a pigeon egg. Its germination rate is extremely high, and it has low soil requirements. Tossed into soil, it will take root and sprout. It can be cultivated year-round and can be grown in pots or in the ground.
Blooms in a full pot
The perfume lily is very robust, cold-tolerant and heat-tolerant, and can withstand temperatures as low as minus 20 degrees. In northern regions of our country, it can safely overwinter when planted in the open ground, making it very suitable for planting in patches in courtyards and flower beds. When it blooms, it gives you a sea of flowers. If grown in pots, planting several in one flowerpot will result in a full pot of blooms, with a very good ornamental effect.
One bloom fills the room with fragrance
The perfume lily has an irregular flowering period and can bloom in all four seasons, ensuring a year-round supply to the flower market. For private cultivation, it generally blooms about two months after planting. It is perennial, so one planting brings flowers to enjoy year after year. Placed indoors, you can enjoy the flowers and smell the fragrance, and you can even save on air freshener. It is well worth growing.