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Master Gardener Newspaper Articles Volunteer Program Tulane/Kings CountiesExperimenting with Lilies By Jeanne Rose, UC Master Gardener Today\'s lilies have been developed from the genetics of lilies

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1. Choose a variety of lilies that you want to experiment with. There are many different types, such as Asiatic, Oriental, and Trumpet lilies.
2. Prepare a well-draining soil mixture by combining equal parts of peat moss, perlite, and compost.
3. Fill a tray or container with the soil mixture, leaving about an inch of space at the top.
4. Plant the lily bulbs in the soil, making sure to space them at least 6 inches apart.
5. Water the bulbs thoroughly after planting, ensuring that the soil is evenly moist but not waterlogged.
6. Place the tray or container in a location that receives bright indirect light. Avoid exposing the lilies to direct sunlight.
7. Maintain the soil moisture by watering whenever the top inch of soil feels dry to the touch.
8. Monitor the growth of the lilies and make note of any changes or observations.
9. Experiment with different growing conditions, such as varying light levels, temperature, and humidity.
10. Keep track of the results and compare the performance of different lilies under different conditions.

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1. Experimenting with lilies can be beneficial for horticulturists, plant enthusiasts, or anyone interested in studying the growth and development of lilies.
2. It can also be useful for gardeners who are looking to find the best growing conditions for specific lilies or improve the overall performance of their lily plants.
3. Furthermore, researchers or scientists conducting studies on lilies may need to perform experiments to gather data and explore specific aspects of lily cultivation.

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Experimenting with lilies involves conducting research or tests on lilies to assess their growth, characteristics, or other properties.

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The purpose of experimenting with lilies is to gather data and information to improve lily cultivation, breeding, or understanding of lilies.

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