Some of the stems of lilies have purple lines, while others have small nipple shaped protuberances. Lily stems are cylindrical, green, and usually have purple spots.
In general, the leaves of Lilium indicum are becoming smaller and smaller from bottom to top, and they are lanceolate or narrow lanceolate and grow to strip at the later stage. The leaves of lilies are alternate, in the form of lanceolate to elliptical lanceolate, with arc-shaped veins. There are varieties of leaves will be directly inserted in the water
The flowers of lilies are trumpet shaped, milky white, with a little purple outside, without spots. Large, solitary, or several arranged in near umbrella shape. Lily flowers are funnel-shaped, mostly white, growing on the top of the stem alone.
