Kent, United Kingdom
I bought a kaffir lilly plant and plant it last spring. I split it into 3, and it flowered beautifully late autumn I cut of the dead flower spikes, and the books say mark the spot it will return this autumn, but the leaves are still 18 inches high, a couple have turned brown, but do I cut it back at all or leave it, thank you in anticipation
- 22 Feb, 2011
Answers
Same here - I just remove any dead leaves now and again and let the plants get on with it.
22 Feb, 2011
The official advice is to cut the plant down after flowering and protect the crown with compost, but I leave mine because I like to see the foliage and it probably does a good job of protecting the crown anyway.
22 Feb, 2011