The Hemerocallis It is one of the plants that begins to flower towards the end of spring and ends its season in the beginning of autumn. It grows to a height of approximately one meter, although it can be grown in a pot without problems, since its stems are thin and its roots are not invasive. Anyway, if you are looking for a small variety, I recommend the Stella d’Oro, since it does not exceed 60cm.
The flowers are a real wonder. During the summer season, they open from one day to the next, so Why not brighten up your summer with the flowers of this incredible plant?
Avoid daylilies
These are very easy-care perennial rhizomatous plants that decorate the garden, patio or terrace in exchange for a minimum of care. They are as follows:
- Location: full sun, although they can be in a very bright area without direct sunlight.
- Irrigation: every 2 or 3 days.
- Fertilizer: to produce a large quantity of flowers, it is recommended to fertilize with an organic fertilizer, such as guano, horse manure, or another, mixing 10 grams per plant with the soil or substrate.
- Pruning: remove faded flowers and, once the season is over, cut at ground level, taking care not to damage the crown.
- Substratum: if it is going to be grown in a pot, it is advisable to use a universal substrate for plants mixed with 30% perlite.
Hemerocallis multiplication
Do you want to have Hemerocallis in other corners of your garden quickly? Proceed to divide the bush in spring (before temperatures start to get hot). To do this, you must extract a portion of the plant with the help of a laya (a kind of straight shovel) if it is in the ground, or the entire plant if it is in a pot. Then the rooted portions are separated. Each of them must have about three shoots, in this way, we will ensure success.
And finally, it will remain to plant them in their new location, and to water .
Hemerocallis Golden Stella
If you are looking for ideal flower plants to decorate your home during the summer, Hemerocallis are your best option .
