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Lilium 2014
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Lilium 2014
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Re: Lilium 2014
I have not purchased any new bulbs this year these are my old bulbs I am experimenting with, they are in various stage of growth. This particular batch has plants having one to fifteen buds. Will keep posting.
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Re: Lilium 2014
keep us in the loop and do share your outcome/results as this will also help us to understand Lilium in our climate, this bud is looking quite promising and healthy, and at the right time of the year.
good luck with your experiment
Hamad
good luck with your experiment
Hamad
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Do share the results.
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Re: Lilium 2014
Arif Sahib,
The refrigeration procedure which you have adopted for Lilliums can also be used for Easter lilies as well. Chilling from May-September ensures that these lilliums which are on bud now will give a display at-least for a month.
If Lilliums are not chilled then they tend to bloom around middle of April and the bloom duration is cut short by rising temperatures. In addition if left on the ground bulbs like Easter Lillies tend to rot during the monsoon season.
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The refrigeration procedure which you have adopted for Lilliums can also be used for Easter lilies as well. Chilling from May-September ensures that these lilliums which are on bud now will give a display at-least for a month.
If Lilliums are not chilled then they tend to bloom around middle of April and the bloom duration is cut short by rising temperatures. In addition if left on the ground bulbs like Easter Lillies tend to rot during the monsoon season.
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Re: Lilium 2014
Absolutely correct, the ones that bloomed in their natural cycle had short lived modest blooms.mikhurram wrote:Arif Sahib,
The refrigeration procedure which you have adopted for Lilliums can also be used for Easter lilies as well. Chilling from May-September ensures that these lilliums which are on bud now will give a display at-least for a month.
If Lilliums are not chilled then they tend to bloom around middle of April and the bloom duration is cut short by rising temperatures. In addition if left on the ground bulbs like Easter Lillies tend to rot during the monsoon season.
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Blooms of 3rd May 2013
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Re: Lilium 2014
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Re: Lilium 2014
Masha-ALLAH.
Your experiment is looking successful.
Please keep sharing experiences with conclusion, there wouldl be new learning for most of us in our climate.
Your experiment is looking successful.
Please keep sharing experiences with conclusion, there wouldl be new learning for most of us in our climate.
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Re: Lilium 2014
Beautiful! Arif sb. what experiment was done on this bulb?