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May 15, 2014 3:56 PM CST
Name: Peter
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I agree, the lily requires ericaceous soil, and I add grit and multi-purpose as I find straight ericaceous clammy and not fluffy enough.

Given this, if you don't have the right pH, it is best grown in a pot as it will die in alkaline soil over a couple of years. Cool roots and head in the sun, but 100F is asking too much of it and certainly the advice given above is helpful.

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Worth the effort. In some the colouring and speckling is more coarse than others. The example you photographed almost has colour in the gold band. I think I have seen this before but not on L.Auratum. I'll have a scout around.

Regards,

Peter I tip my hat to you.

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