Drimiopsis Kirkii Giant Squill
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Here’s a complete care guide for Drimiopsis Kirkii Giant Squill 🌿 (also known as Giant Squill, Leopard Lily, or Little White Soldiers) — a hardy, bulbous plant valued for its spotted leaves and easy, drought-tolerant nature.

Here’s a complete care guide for Drimiopsis Kirkii Giant Squill :
🌤️ Light
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Prefers bright, indirect light for best leaf color and spotting.
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Can tolerate partial sunlight or even full morning sun.
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In strong afternoon sunlight, provide light shade to prevent leaf scorch.
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Indoors: place near an east- or west-facing window.
🌡️ Temperature
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Thrives in warm temperatures:
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Day: 22–32°C
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Night: above 15°C
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Tolerates short dry periods but avoid cold drafts or frost.
💧 Watering
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Water moderately during the growing season (spring–summer).
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Allow the topsoil to dry between waterings — this plant dislikes soggy soil.
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In the dormant season (winter), water sparingly (once every 2–3 weeks).
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Overwatering may cause bulb rot.

💨 Humidity
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Average room humidity (40–60%) is sufficient.
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It adapts well to dry indoor air — no misting needed.
🌱 Soil
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Use a well-draining mix, similar to succulent soil:
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1 part garden soil + 1 part sand/perlite + 1 part compost or cocopeat.
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The soil must stay airy to prevent waterlogging around the bulbs.
🌿 Fertilizer
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Feed monthly during spring and summer with a balanced liquid fertilizer (10-10-10 or 20-20-20) diluted to half strength.
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Stop fertilizing during winter dormancy.
🪴 Potting & Repotting
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Use shallow pots with good drainage holes (bulbs prefer to sit just below soil surface).
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Repot every 2–3 years or when bulbs crowd the pot.
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Best time to repot: early spring before active growth starts.
🌼 Flowering
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Produces small white to pale green flowers on upright stalks in spring or early summer.
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After flowering, remove spent stalks to keep the plant tidy.
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The leaves may go semi-dormant or shed slightly in winter — this is normal.

⚠️ Common Problems
| Issue | Cause |
|---|---|
| Yellow or mushy bulbs | Overwatering or poor drainage |
| Brown leaf tips | Underwatering or too much direct sun |
| Fading spots | Insufficient light |
| No flowers | Lack of light or nutrients |
🪴 Extra Tips
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Can be grown both indoors and outdoors in warm regions.
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Excellent low-maintenance houseplant for sunny windowsills or balconies.
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Mildly toxic if ingested — keep out of reach of pets.
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