JESAA GREENS Kaempferia rotunda Seed  (10 per packet)

Everyone Loves Kampharia Lily. With Large, Showy Blooms, Lilies Add Striking Elegance To The Yard And Garden From Early To Mid-Summer. Grown From Bulbs, Lilies Are Perennial Flowers That Will Return Year After Year And Require Minimal Care, Provided That You Plant Them In The Right Place. Bulbs Planted In The Autumn Will Have Well Established Roots In The Spring. The Bulbs Benefit From A Winter Chill To Produce Big Blooms. We Do Advise Planting In Spring In Areas With Particularly Harsh Winters. Container-Grown Lily Plants Can Be Planted Anytime During The Summer. Lilies Need Lots Of Sun. For Dependable Blooms, Lilies Need 6 To 8 Hours Of Direct Sunlight A Day. If It’s Too Shady, The Stems Will Attempt To Lean Towards The Sun Or Get Spindly And Fall Over. Lilies Are Best Suited For Zones 3 To 8. They Do Not Thrive In Zones 9 And 10 Without A Period Of Refrigeration; They Need A Cold, Dormant Period. Most Of The Popular Varieties Prefer Acidic To Neutral Soil, But Some Are Lime-Tolerant Or Prefer Alkaline Soils Loosen The Soil To A Depth Of 12 To 15 Inches. The Deep Planting Encourages The Developing Stem To Send Out Roots To Help Stabilize The Plant And Perhaps Eliminate The Need For Staking. Also, Deep Planting Keeps Lily Bulbs Cool When Temperatures Soar. Enrich The Soil With Leaf Mold Or Well-Rotted Organic Matter To Encourage Good Drainage. Plant The Bulbs 3 Times As Deep As The Height Of The Bulb And Set The Bulb In The Hole Pointy Side Up. Fill The Hole With Soil And Tamp Gently.