What is a trumpeter lily?
Trumpet Lily is one of the nine different varieties in the Lily family, each classified according to his parenthood and specific qualities. In particular, this flower is known for its uniquely shaped flower and a strong aroma. Normal around the world are trumpets among the most popular lilies. Like most bulb plants, Trumpet is a perennial, which means that it will not die after one season. Instead, these flowers are subject to the dormancy period underground and bloom every spring again. Tulips have what they are called tunicate bulbs that resemble onions, with papal outer layers. Lilies are known as Imbricate bulbs, which means they do not have a protective tunic. The onivic resembles a peeled clove of garlic and as a result they are more fragile when they are outside the ground and must be kept humid at all times before their setting.
As for spreading or breeding liliE trumpets, there are different methods that are common among all bulbs. For joints and mash; Where the leaves are connected to the stem known as leaf axils - small bulbs known as Bulbils develop and can be removed and planted separately. Alternatively, the complete scale can be removed from the bulb and planted. The bulb can also be easily divided in half to form two plants.
, however, immediate satisfaction is not on the cards in terms of these techniques. It may take up to a year for a bulb or a single scale to grow enough to create a flower. Of course, as soon as flowering starts, they will return year after year.
trumpet lily is best in full serum, but can tolerate a partial shadow. Similarly, they prefer mild, relatively humid conditions, but can survive a slight range of extremes. They can be added at a height of 48 inches (120 cm), but most of them grow to about 42 inches (107 cm) high. Trumpet lily can be grown in a garden bed or in a hrnci with the same success.
Like almost all lilies, Trumpet Lily is very toxic to cats. Plants maintained in the interior should be placed well out of the reach of curious or curious cat catches. Even a small amount of ingested may be enough to cause kidney failure with low warning.