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What classifications of cut-flower lilies are there? A detailed introduction to the main types

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Lilies used for cut-flower cultivation can be broadly divided into three categories. Namely, Asiatic lily hybrids, Oriental lily hybrids, and Trumpet lily hybrids. The growth cycle of Asiatic lily hybrids (referring to the number of weeks from planting to harvest) is 9-21 weeks, with varieties of 12-16 weeks being the majority, and about 30-40 varieties suitable for four-season cultivation. The growth cycle of Oriental hybrid lilies is mostly 12-20 weeks, with most varieties at 14-18 weeks. More than 20 varieties are suitable for four-season cultivation. The growth weeks of Trumpet lily hybrids

Lilies used for cut-flower cultivation can be broadly divided into three categories. Namely, Asiatic lily hybrids, Oriental lily hybrids, and Trumpet lily hybrids. The growth cycle of Asiatic lily hybrids (referring to the number of weeks from planting to harvest) is 9-21 weeks, with varieties of 12-16 weeks being the majority, and about 30-40 varieties suitable for four-season cultivation. The growth cycle of Oriental hybrid lilies is mostly 12-20 weeks, with most varieties at 14-18 weeks. More than 20 varieties are suitable for four-season cultivation.

The growth cycle of Trumpet lily hybrids is concentrated at 14-18 weeks. The varieties currently introduced are mostly white, and only a few varieties are suitable for four-season cultivation, so varieties must be carefully selected and never chosen hastily.

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