When should lilies be planted? Will lilies affect sleep?

Lily is a plant of the genus Lilium, also known as Qiangshu, Yeshihua, Shandan, Daoxian, etc. It has a pleasant fragrance, elegant and clean, noble and elegant, and very good smelling. So if you put lilies in the bedroom, will it affect your sleep? Then read on and learn about it slowly, hoping to bring another healthy taste to your life.

Contents of this article

1. When to plant lilies

2. Will lilies affect sleep?

3. The difference between lilies and tulips

When to plant lilies

1. Spring is the most suitable time to plant lilies, not only because the sunlight and temperature are suitable at this time, but also because if you plant them in this season, you will see the flower buds blooming during the flowering period. If you plant them later, they will bloom slightly later than other lilies. Moreover, the later the time, the higher the temperature, which makes it less suitable for lilies to bloom.

2. In addition to planting lilies in spring, you can also plant them in autumn. Seeing the suitable planting time, we should be able to clearly see that it likes relatively mild temperatures and sunlight. Generally, as long as it is planted in spring and autumn, it will begin to bloom about two months after planting.

Do lilies affect sleep?

Placing lilies in the bedroom will affect sleep.

The fragrance of lily can cause the central nervous system to be excited after people inhale it, and the excessive excitement of the nerves can lead to insomnia. Therefore, placing lily in the bedroom will not only fail to improve sleep, but also cause restlessness and difficulty in falling asleep.

Although lilies have a pleasant fragrance and can calm the mind after consumption, they cannot be placed indoors, especially in the bedroom.

Fresh lilies should also be avoided from contact with the skin, because the bulbs of lilies can easily cause skin allergies. Therefore, lilies should not be placed in the bedroom to avoid accidental contact. If you must keep lilies indoors, it is recommended to move the lilies out of the bedroom at night to avoid affecting your sleep.

Lilies produce toxic substances when they bloom, which can cause dizziness and headaches, so it is best not to put them in the bedroom. It is best not to put them in the bedroom or dining room, because their fragrance is very strong and can be very sensitive, affecting the sense of smell and nerves. You can put them in the living room, such as next to the TV.

Difference Between Lily and Tulip

1. Different varieties

These two species belong to the Liliaceae family. They are somewhat similar, but overall they are different and have essential differences.

Lily is a plant of the genus Lilium, also known as strong Shu, night-blooming primrose, rhododendron, and inverted fairy.

Tulip is a plant belonging to the genus Tulip, also known as tulip, Dutch flower, grass musk, etc.

2. Different bulbs

The bulb of the lily is spherical, pale white, and opens like a rosette. It is composed of multiple egg-shaped scales. There are roots under the bulb to help the plant absorb nutrients.

The bulb of the tulip is conical in shape, with a diameter of about 2-3 cm. It is covered with a light yellow or brown membrane, which is formed by a combination of 2-5 scales.

3. Different flowers

The flowers of lilies are relatively large, and the flower shape is outward-expanding and funnel-shaped. The color is mostly white, and the flowering period is around June and July.

The flowers of tulips are relatively small, and the petals are usually upright, looking more reserved, and are shaped like an upright cup. The colors of the flowers are mainly bright yellow, purple, and magenta, and the flowering period is around March to May.