deadheading clarificaiton?
turpintine
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I am very new to lilies. I have 2 asiatic black birds and one oriental mona lisa. My question concerns deadheading. I have read alot of the posts regarding this and cannot find the one that I saw awhile back and now I can't remember exactly where I'm supposed to cut back the stem where the flower grew. Also, I'm thinking do I deadhead an oriental differently than as asiatic lily? My flowers on the oriental all bloomed beautifully except one which has not opened yet and I suspect may not. All the leaves have fallen off and just the short little stems remain. It seems as if there are two stems off the main stalk, and actually some already look like they have seed pods growing on them. Now what? Ok, I just ran out to look at them in the middle of a thundersorm and the asiatic ones do bloom differently. How should I cut them back? Sorry this is so questiony. I just want to be sure I do it right. PLEASE be detailed. Thank you in advance for all your help! :)
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