If you have just bought a young palm lily, you have to be a little patient until it blooms. Because the plant has to be several years old for this to happen. A yucca in the living room doesn't actually bloom at all.
How do I support the blooming of my palm lily?
The flowering of the palm lily, also known as yucca, usually occurs when it is of sufficient age. To promote them, you should regularly check the plant for dryness, water it sufficiently (without waterlogging), and if necessary, lightly fertilize potted plants.
What does the flower of the palm lily look like?
The fragrant flowers of the palm lily grow on inflorescences up to two meters long. They are white to slightly yellowish and bell-shaped, similar to lily of the valley. The flowering period is between June and October.
How can you support flowering?
The palm lily blooms when it has reached the appropriate age. Houseplants usually don't bloom at all, outdoor plants don't need any support, just enough water. Waterlogging should be avoided at all costs.
Care tips for a blooming palm lily:
- Check the soil regularly for dryness
- water enough
- You may need to fertilize the potted plant lightly
Tips & Tricks
If the soil in the pot no longer has many nutrients, you can use a little fertilizer to support the flowering of your palm lily.
