Erythronium revolutum - Giant white fawnlily

continental : We suggest a quite sheltered location, so that the plant can be exposed to sunrays only during the coolest hours of the day.
Let's grow the the Erythronium revolutum in the garden; they aren't afraid of the cold weather.

alpine : Locate this plant in a partially shaded place, where it is exposed to sunrays during the coolest hours of the day.
During the summer months we can grow these plants outdoors without needing to protect them.

mediterranean : We suggest to locate these plants in bright places, where they can receive direct sunlight only during the coolest hours of the day.
We suggest growing the the Erythronium revolutum in the garden, because they are rustic problems.

continental : The Erythronium revolutum needs very frequent watering; during this period of the year we advise watering even every 0-1 weeks using 4-5 glasses of water, trying to keep the substratum always slightly damp.

alpine : We advise frequent watering, every 1-2 weeks using 3-4 glasses of water, so that the soil is always a bit humid.

mediterranean : The watering must be very regular and frequent, using 5-6 glasses of water, so that the soil is always slightly damp, avoiding excesses and water stagnation. A good rule is to wet every 0-0 weeks.

Fertilize Erythronium revolutum : Bulbous plants need fertilizing in the summer only if they’re still vegetating, many bulbous plants in fact in this period of the year are in a vegetative rest. Every 10-15 days let’s irrigate with a solution enriched with a specific fertilizer for those bulbs which still have a brilliant foliage in full development.

Pests Erythronium revolutum : During the summer months it is best to apply precise treatments, specifically against each type of parasite, to be used only when we have already noticed the presence of fungus or insects on our plants; these treatments should be applied during the coolest hours of the day. In general during this period of the year an infesting of ticks and rust is very likely to occur, because its development is favoured by dry climates.