I started with 1 plant in a big pot. Over the years it got so full of bulbs i took half the bulbs out many times now. It was so full of bulbs had to take some out so there is room to grow. Gave all the extra bulbs to a friend even the tiny ones. They all came up the following year for her. So for many years we both have tons of lilly bulbs multiplying. Over the years I've removed bulbs everytime my pot is too full of bulbs. Love growing all types of lillies they multiply very fast. They flower every year & are sooo beautiful. Appreciate your videos & tips. Ive always deadheaded once the flower dies. Have always left the leaves until they die off. Mostly because it looks good still as a green plant. Didn't realize but i have been doing it right all along good to know!!❤❤❤
Great advice - exactly what I was looking for. You have a great ability to explain everything in just enough detail without going overboard. Thanks for your efforts - greatly appreciated.
Excellent very informative and helps me with how the plant grows and reproduces which is something I like to know because I love plants not only to show but to appreciate life. Thank you. Please keep doing more videos like this!!!
It's the first time I've bought lilies and your beautiful videos teach me a lot. to be honest I'm not an expert on plants, but I love them and you teach me a lot. thank you ❤️
El mejor vídeo que he visto! Gracias es justo lo que necesitaba para seguir cuidando mis lilis. Recién me regalaron una planta y cuando vi que los pétalos se caían no sabía que hacer
I love your lectures and beautiful explanations. Great channel! Are the rose lilies available on the US market? They are exquisite! Beautiful garden! The videos are yours. Make them as long as you need to. Thank you.
Great info. I have a question, please. What are the round, black seed like things I'm finding sitting on the leaves? Are they seeds too. Can I grow lilies from these? Thank you
They are probably just the spent make parts. Your best bet for getting me lilies is to deadhead and let the bulbs split into new ones, ready around October
Those are called bulbils, I seen them this year when I tried growing tiger lillies, Google them they are seeds basically baby plants but says if you plant them it can take at least 2yrs for them to bloom, interesting information.
Nice Video on Liliums or lilies . i also have so many varieties which blooms year after year regularly. cares the bulbs after blooming than store them in a proper place till next season.
What should you do when the stem and leaves have all yellowed and browned? We bought them beautifully flowered when we planted but a couple have already died off. Maybe too much sun? Anyway, I cut a couple at the base to experiment because I wasn’t sure then found your channel. What is your advice? Thanks!
I recently bought a Tiny Pearl Asiatic Lily that had 3 plants in the container, this is my very first lily so I planted them in good soil but did not divide them up, getting ready to deadhead them today and after watching your video, wondering if I should have divided them when I planted them 3 weeks ago. They were about 3/4 already bloomed when I bought them. Enjoyed your video! Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
I knew there was to do this but wasn’t sure how. I’ve seen cut lilies so I never how the seeds were made. Unfortunately I broke off stem because that’s how you keep hibiscus blooming and growing out 😞 will the stem grow back before the fall? Or have ruined it?
Someone gave me some lilies, they grew beautifully that year. I didn't know I was supposed to deadhead and did nothing. The next season, the stalks and stems grew with NO FLOWERS. So for the coming season, what can I do? 😢
Very informative video sir, thanks for taking the time and giving the good info. My question is for a store bought 'ladylily' that I got for my apartment, it has bloomed and I've deadhead the fruit, but wondering what to do with it going forward? Can it self pollinate indoors for next season, or should I replant it in another pot on my terrace outdoors, advice?
When the leaves completely wither, put the same pot on the terrace with some mulch on top. Don't let it dry out completely. Next spring you'll get new lilies.
Thank you so much for making this so easy to understand! Akways wanted lillies and finally planted some. This was the second year blooming and So beautiful! I was shocked that this year some of them came up a completely different color than i had last year. How did that even happen?! (I tried to send a picture but it didn't work)
I just received asiatic lilies as a gift. I’m planning on potting them and keeping them indoors. I’ve seen that they need to be in cold during the winter months. Should I deadhead them and put them in my garage for the winter months and then bring them back inside?
Thank you for the notification. I really enjoy your videos. You make gardening interesting. I have canna lilies that are making too many babies! Help! What do I do? They are sprouting up everywhere! 😆
@@nomadimitri Thanks for your reply Dimitri. I tried ripping them out but they just break off in my hand. Looks like I will have to tackle them with a garden fork and hope I don't disturb the mother plant.
Hi Dimitri! I’m new at your channel and new with Lillies. I got 2: orange more traditional and another one… Asian. As you said in your video: hard to describe the differences. They are simply stunning!!! The orange one… I didn’t know I had to deadhead it. Now I have the fruit 😰 can I still deadhead them? For the other one, now I know an I’m ready!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH for the video!!!
This assumes that you planted from a bulb. Many videos on lilies show splitting the bulbs to grow many lilies. Have to point out this caveat. If you had planted your lilies from part of the bulb, this won’t work
I started with 1 plant in a big pot. Over the years it got so full of bulbs i took half the bulbs out many times now. It was so full of bulbs had to take some out so there is room to grow. Gave all the extra bulbs to a friend even the tiny ones. They all came up the following year for her. So for many years we both have tons of lilly bulbs multiplying. Over the years I've removed bulbs everytime my pot is too full of bulbs. Love growing all types of lillies they multiply very fast. They flower every year & are sooo beautiful. Appreciate your videos & tips. Ive always deadheaded once the flower dies. Have always left the leaves until they die off. Mostly because it looks good still as a green plant. Didn't realize but i have been doing it right all along good to know!!❤❤❤
I wish everyone would read this comment. It is so great to keep getting more and more of this beautiful flower to enjoy and to share!
Great advice - exactly what I was looking for.
You have a great ability to explain everything in just enough detail without going overboard.
Thanks for your efforts - greatly appreciated.
Excellent very informative and helps me with how the plant grows and reproduces which is something I like to know because I love plants not only to show but to appreciate life. Thank you. Please keep doing more videos like this!!!
Thank you. There are about 100 videos like this one in my channel. Happy gardening!
It's the first time I've bought lilies and your beautiful videos teach me a lot. to be honest I'm not an expert on plants, but I love them and you teach me a lot. thank you ❤️
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@@nomadimitri yes I want, thank you so much and have a nice day 🥀
Thank you so much for all of this wonderful information! I have ordered some bulb and can hardly wait to begin enjoying them!
That's great! Make the holes nice & deep and add the soil loosely, do not compact it too much
Just what I wanted to know especially about the seat formation. Thanks for taking the time. Subscribed.
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El mejor vídeo que he visto! Gracias es justo lo que necesitaba para seguir cuidando mis lilis. Recién me regalaron una planta y cuando vi que los pétalos se caían no sabía que hacer
Absolutely love your videos. So informative. Straight to the point. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!!
Straight to the point?
Beautifully explained
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Thank you so much for all the explanation on it. Really helped.
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I love your lectures and beautiful explanations. Great channel! Are the rose lilies available on the US market? They are exquisite! Beautiful garden! The videos are yours. Make them as long as you need to. Thank you.
Great information. I love lilies and I must say you are a great teacher as well. Thank you Dimitri you are also fun and that is always welcomed.
Thank you so much, so nice to share what one learns
Thank you so much, I am a new gardener and love the way you explain things.
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Thank you very much for your information and your glasses look wonderful
Thank you!
You are informative AND very entertaining ❤😊
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very informative - thank you Dimitri
Excellent! I learnt so much. Thank you 👍
Thank you for your knowledge!
Where are you located? It’s absolutely BEAUTIFUL 🌺
Thank you. It's the Alps!
Thank you. I wasn’t sure what to do. I thought I would wait for the petals to re-grow again.
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I love your videos and your garden, you live in such a beautiful place!
Thank you!
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Fun video full of information, Great job and thank you for passing on the knowledge have a blessed day
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Thank you! Very good explaination.
If I want to keep my lilies shorter than yours, how do I do that? I think the wind might break them off where I live. Thanks and God Bless!
Impossible. Lilly flowers form at the end of the stem, and it's them that decide its length. BUT: you can support them with stakes and string
Great info. I have a question, please. What are the round, black seed like things I'm finding sitting on the leaves? Are they seeds too. Can I grow lilies from these? Thank you
They are probably just the spent make parts. Your best bet for getting me lilies is to deadhead and let the bulbs split into new ones, ready around October
@@nomadimitri I have been deadheading. Thank you very much
Those are called bulbils, I seen them this year when I tried growing tiger lillies, Google them they are seeds basically baby plants but says if you plant them it can take at least 2yrs for them to bloom, interesting information.
@@fancygirl822 yes, it is! Thank you. Wow! 2 years.
Nice Video on Liliums or lilies . i also have so many varieties which blooms year after year regularly. cares the bulbs after blooming than store them in a proper place till next season.
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Thank you!! I loved you presentation, I learned a lot
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Thank you so much
I love the education behind that you explain clearly
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What should you do when the stem and leaves have all yellowed and browned? We bought them beautifully flowered when we planted but a couple have already died off. Maybe too much sun? Anyway, I cut a couple at the base to experiment because I wasn’t sure then found your channel. What is your advice? Thanks!
Never again buy bulbs already in flower. The dead ones will come back next year. Deadhead them as they die out.
I recently bought a Tiny Pearl Asiatic Lily that had 3 plants in the container, this is my very first lily so I planted them in good soil but did not divide them up, getting ready to deadhead them today and after watching your video, wondering if I should have divided them when I planted them 3 weeks ago. They were about 3/4 already bloomed when I bought them. Enjoyed your video! Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Leave them alone for at least one year before dividing them. Don't worry about crowding until they become 10 or so.
@@nomadimitri Thank you so much for your reply!
I knew there was to do this but wasn’t sure how. I’ve seen cut lilies so I never how the seeds were made. Unfortunately I broke off stem because that’s how you keep hibiscus blooming and growing out 😞 will the stem grow back before the fall? Or have ruined it?
Hibiscus is a bush whereas lily is a bulb. But no problem: let it be until next year and it will bloom again!
@@nomadimitri
Well that part makes me a little sad 😅 on the other hand, I’m very happy I found your channel before I broke the other stems.
Someone gave me some lilies, they grew beautifully that year. I didn't know I was supposed to deadhead and did nothing. The next season, the stalks and stems grew with NO FLOWERS. So for the coming season, what can I do? 😢
Do nothing until next season's flowers wilt. Then simply deadhead them as in the video. All will be fine.
Very informative video sir, thanks for taking the time and giving the good info. My question is for a store bought 'ladylily' that I got for my apartment, it has bloomed and I've deadhead the fruit, but wondering what to do with it going forward? Can it self pollinate indoors for next season, or should I replant it in another pot on my terrace outdoors, advice?
When the leaves completely wither, put the same pot on the terrace with some mulch on top. Don't let it dry out completely. Next spring you'll get new lilies.
My lilies created babies this year. Thank you for this video. I also love roses! How do you get mature seeds from rosebuds?
Thanks. I have several videos about roses. You get their seeds from rosehips BUT the way to propagate them is through cuttings, not seeds.
I enjoyed video found it interesting and informative..
I deadheaded my lilies. Will I receive another bloom this summer? The plant itself is still healthy.
Sorry, only once a year.
@@nomadimitri Thank you!
Thank you so much for making this so easy to understand! Akways wanted lillies and finally planted some. This was the second year blooming and So beautiful!
I was shocked that this year some of them came up a completely different color than i had last year. How did that even happen?!
(I tried to send a picture but it didn't work)
The different color ones may have hybridized with another lily nearby?
I just received asiatic lilies as a gift. I’m planning on potting them and keeping them indoors. I’ve seen that they need to be in cold during the winter months. Should I deadhead them and put them in my garage for the winter months and then bring them back inside?
Yes, exactly!
@@nomadimitri thank you!
Hi great information thank you. I have one canalilly. Would you show a video on deadheading?
Sorry, they don't grow in my climate. But you can follow the same principles as here
@@nomadimitri Thank u for your reply. I like your videos long or short. 👍
When all of the leaves wither and turn yellow, are you supposed to cut the stem of the plant? If so, how far down to the ground do you cut it?
You don't need to, you can just let it wilt and self-compost
Ooops! Too late! 😁 I hope they come up again in spring!
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how do I control the little orange beetle that I have issues with on my lilies.
I have them as well and they don't seem to be doing any harm. Are yours?
Oh my , I have been doing it wrong ! Thank you Sir
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Thank you for the notification. I really enjoy your videos. You make gardening interesting. I have canna lilies that are making too many babies! Help! What do I do? They are sprouting up everywhere! 😆
If they are far away, they are from seeds, so deadhead on time next year. If they are near the foot of the mother, rip them out as they appear.
@@nomadimitri Thanks for your reply Dimitri. I tried ripping them out but they just break off in my hand. Looks like I will have to tackle them with a garden fork and hope I don't disturb the mother plant.
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Great information. Thank you :)
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Hi Dimitri! I’m new at your channel and new with Lillies. I got 2: orange more traditional and another one… Asian. As you said in your video: hard to describe the differences. They are simply stunning!!! The orange one… I didn’t know I had to deadhead it. Now I have the fruit 😰 can I still deadhead them? For the other one, now I know an I’m ready!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH for the video!!!
Absolutely. Cut the fruit off, it will still give the plant a boost.
Thank you Dimitri!!!!
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Could you pls explain how to deadhead the peonies?
Exactly the same way as the lilies. Check out also my other deadheading videos
This assumes that you planted from a bulb. Many videos on lilies show splitting the bulbs to grow many lilies. Have to point out this caveat. If you had planted your lilies from part of the bulb, this won’t work
I split my bulbs all the time. No difference between bought bulb and split bulb.
Good advice 👍
Thank you!
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