Asiatic lily

Asiatic lily (Lilium 'Windsong') requires moderate watering for best growth and performance. Water the lily thoroughly when the soil surface is dry, typically once a week during the growing season. Avoid waterlogging the soil, as this can easily lead to root rot. During periods of heavy rain, check the soil to make sure the soil does not stay waterlogged for more than a few hours. Reduce watering frequency in the winter when the plant is dormant, as it does not require as much water at this time.

Asiatic lilies, like Lilium 'Windsong', need direct sunlight for at least 6 hours a day in order to maximize their growth and bloom. It's best for the plants to be in direct sun from late morning to mid-afternoon, when the sun is strongest, to help promote flowering. If planted in a location where they get less than 6 hours of sunlight, the plant may not achieve its full growth potential. Additionally, the foliage may become weakened or yellow, as too little light can cause carbohydrate deficits.

Asiatic lilies, such as Lilium 'Windsong', should be pruned at least once per season in late winter or early spring. To prune, it is best to start by reducing the strong, vigorously growing stems by about 1 third of their length. This will help promote bushier, better branched growth. In addition, any dead, damaged, or diseased stems should be removed to promote healthier growth. Finally, after flowering has finished, any spent flower stems should be removed to prevent the plant from re-seeding itself.