Cluster-liliess are a genus of flowering plants, many of which are grown ornamentally for their bright and abundant lily-like flowers. These flowers are highly aromatic and are often used in cut flower arrangements. They have a comparatively low stature and are deer-resistant.
Water:
Adapted to periodic dry spells, cluster-lilies thrives with moderate moisture, needing soil to dry slightly between waterings. Water cluster-lilies weekly to support growth and dormancy, mirroring natural precipitation patterns of its native climate for optimal health.
Propagation:
Propagation of cluster-lilies occurs through corm division or seed sowing. Key requirements include well-draining soil, adequate light, and temperate climates. Techniques involve chilling seeds for stratification and frost protection. Division involves careful excavation and replanting, while seeds require stratification, moist conditions, and gentle covering.
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