Received A Lilly Plant Which Now Has No More Flowers S . Can I Leave In Pot It Came In Or Should I Replant The Bulbs ?

This is my first Lilly plant . We are 2 weeks into Spring

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#1 Comment By BushDoctor On 05/04/2022 @ 9:42 am

Unfortunately, the type of lily is not mentioned. The timing can depend on type for some cultivars. Some will tolerate transplanting, while others will need to be dormant before moving.

Typically, carefully moving to its new location in spring while it is growing, actively, is a safe thing to do. There are some exceptions.

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