|
|
Welcome to www.landspro.com |
||||||||
|
It's the Spring Bulb Sale time of the year again. Click on the banners to the left of the text to see what great prices are being offered! Some are offered at wholesale prices! SPECIAL UPDATE! Please visit our NEW landspro message board>> http://www.landspro.com/forums
|
|
Daylily from Seed - Continued
Step 5. Holding the stem by the tip of the leaf, gently remove it from the vermiculite. Step 6. Place the seedling in a small pot of partially fill soiless mix. I use a few grains of Soil Moist for extra insurance. If the root is longer the the pot is wide, let the root form a circle in the pot. Step 7. Cover the seedlings base with soil up to the point that the white part of the stem is covered. Water well. If the soil level drops below the green part of the leaf, add additional soil and water again. Step 8. When your day lily is big enough, transplant it in the ground. The daylily pictured is what is known as a hybridizers day lily. If the petals were horizontal, the one pictured to the right would be seven inches across. |
|
||||||
|
Daylily Bloom
|
||||||||
|
|
||||||||
|
Daylily Seedling in Pot
|
||||||||
|
|
||||||||
|
Daylily Seedling with Roots Covered
|
||||||||
|
|
||||||||
|
Daylily Bloom Size |
||||||||
| *Note: Includes hardwood and softwood cuttings of house plants, trees, shrubs and vines | ||
|
Return to Introduction (Home Page)
|
||
| Daylily From Seed | Scaly Bulbs - Fall Propagation |