Lilium longiflorum 'Miracle' – 'Miracle' Easter Lily

The ultimate symbol of spring rebirth, the 'Miracle' Easter Lily brightens your interior with its immaculate purity. You will be instantly transported by its large, snow-white trumpet flowers, which diffuse an enchanting and refined fragrance throughout the room. The 'Miracle' variety stands out for its compact silhouette and generous blooming, offering a classic elegance that never goes unnoticed. It is the star plant for celebrating precious moments or for infusing your spring decor with a touch of nobility and freshness.

• Foliage: Admire its narrow, glossy dark green leaves, which stack densely along the stem, creating a striking contrast with the whiteness of the flowers.
• Bloom: Let yourself be charmed by its majestic trumpet-shaped flowers, oriented horizontally, which open successively to prolong the spectacle.
• Light: Provide bright light without direct sun to preserve the freshness of its flowers and prevent them from fading prematurely.
• Habit: Upright and proud; its sturdy stems perfectly support the weight of the flowers without sagging.
• Growth: Moderate; it maintains a compact and balanced shape, ideal for table centerpieces.
• Temperature and Humidity: Prefer a cool environment (between 15°C and 18°C) to extend the flowering period. Avoid proximity to heat sources.
• Resilience: Good flower longevity indoors, although sensitive to excess water at the bulb level.

• Types of Use: Stunning as a featured potted plant, as a centerpiece for receptions, or as a prestigious gift.
• Decorative Advantages: It brings an elegant vertical structure and radiant brightness thanks to its monumental white flowers.

• Watering: Keep the soil uniformly moist, but never soggy. Water as soon as the surface just begins to dry.
• Pruning: Gently remove spent flowers as they fade to maintain a flawless appearance.
• Future Blooming: To hope for a new bloom indoors, the bulb must undergo a cold period (6 to 8 weeks between 2°C and 7°C) during the winter. Otherwise, the bulb will exhaust itself without producing flowers.
• Safety: Warning: Lilies are highly toxic to cats. Keep them out of their reach or choose another variety if you have felines.
• Pro Tip: To avoid pollen stains on your tablecloths and extend the life of the flower, gently remove the yellow anthers (the pollen-laden tips) in the center of the flower as soon as it opens.