Question 1

Why do I need to fertilize my Orange daylily?

Accepted Answer

Fertilization is important to the Orange daylily for several general reasons. Mainly, fertilization helps Orange daylily and other plants by providing key nutrients that help the plant grow both above and below ground. However, the overall fertilization needs for a Orange daylily are relatively low.

At times, a Orange daylily may survive well without fertilization. However, annual fertilization is can be very beneficial to the Orange daylily, as it will help keep the plant alive and may also encourage your Orange daylily to create better flowers that last for longer. As such, those interested in helping their Orange daylily look its best should keep up with annual fertilization.

Question 2

When should I avoid fertilizing my Orange daylily?

Accepted Answer

You should not fertilize your Orange daylily during any time of the year except during the late winter and early spring. The low fertilization needs of this plant allow a single annual feeding to suffice. Continuing to fertilize throughout spring, summer, and fall can easily lead to overfertilization and all of the complications that can come with it. The only exception is if you did not fertilize in spring, which means that it is permissible to feed this plant in fall.

Along with refraining from fertilizing for most of the growing season, there is also no reason to fertilize this plant during the winter. In winter, the Orange daylily will be in a dormant growth phase, meaning that it does not put forth new growth. With that being the case, fertilization during most of the winter is not advisable.

Question 3

What type of fertilizer does my Orange daylily need?

Accepted Answer

Nearly any kind of general-purpose fertilizer with a balanced amount of the three main plant nutrients will work well for a Orange daylily. However, there are a few specific nutrient blends that can be even more beneficial. For instance, many gardeners follow the belief that higher volumes of phosphorus make for stronger roots and better flowers. Since Orange daylily is a flowering plant, applying a phosphorus-rich fertilizer may be the best approach.

You can use a fertilizer that comes in a granular form or a liquid form as long as there are plenty of nutrients present. Outside of manufactured fertilizers, you can also use more organic means to improve the soil for your Orange daylily. Mainly, compost, manure, and similar materials can go a long way towards creating a healthy growing medium for your Orange daylily.

Question 4

How do I fertilize my Orange daylily?

Accepted Answer

The most common way to fertilize a Orange daylily is to apply a granular or pellet fertilizer to the soil around your plant. Remember that the ideal time to fertilize is as the plant is exiting its winter dormant growth phase and entering a phase of active growth. In early spring, wait until the plant begins to send shoots through the soil, and then apply your fertilizer.

Some people may choose to use a liquid fertilizer instead of a granular one. In that case, you should dilute the fertilizer with water before applying it. Regardless of whether you use granular or liquid fertilizer, it is always best to moisten the soil before, during, and after you apply fertilizer.

Question 5

What happens if I fertilize my Orange daylily too much?

Accepted Answer

As you care for your Orange daylily, recall that this plant does not need a lot of fertilizer each year and will begin to suffer if it receives too much. Firstly, any overfertilized plant runs the risk of fertilizer burn, a condition in which excessive amounts of fertilizer draw nutrients and moisture out of the plant's roots, causing its decline.

Also, overfertilizing a Orange daylily is also a way of weakening your plant and making disease far more likely. There is also a potential that overfertilization could cause your Orange daylily to flower less or not at all, which is a significant detriment considering the blooms of this plant are what make it so valuable and sought after by so many gardeners.

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