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When repotting a clivia, cushion the pot with country items and mix black and white soil, repurposing waste to grow flowers
September is a good time to repot clivias. When it comes to repotting clivias, 1,000 people have 1,000 methods. Today let's take a look at one flower owner's repotting method. As soon as this little gardener saw his repotting method, he felt very familiar with it,...
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5 key points for getting a potted Clivia to bloom year after year
Many people like to keep a few pots of Clivia (Clivia miniata) by the windowsill at home. They are particularly fresh and natural potted plants, and both their leaves and flowers are highly ornamental, looking very elegant. Grown in a clay pot or a purple clay (zisha) pot, they...
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Many people overlook this step when repotting clivia
Clivia, the gentleman's orchid - a gentleman is like an orchid, and an orchid is like a gentleman. Clivia is one of the orchid family plants loved by many orchid growers. First, clivia is one of the top choices among foliage plants; second, clivia's flowers are brilliantly colored and have a long blooming period. However, growing clivia well...
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How to care for clivia in September? 3 tricks to make the leaves thick and full and the blooms burst the pot
Caring for clivia in autumn, the goal is to let it "put on autumn fat", hang on rich flesh, the leaves must become thick and solid, the roots must become strong and sturdy. Once these two points are done well, then just add a tiny bit of phosphorus and potassium fertilizer, and the chance of it not bursting into bloom is almost...
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Master the little tricks for growing clivia - lush foliage and a pot bursting with blooms
Clivia has high ornamental value and is often kept as an indoor potted plant. Its flowering period is fairly long, reaching 30-50 days, blooming around New Year's Day through the Spring Festival, making it a common holiday flower. Clivia can make our homes look elegant and luxurious...
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Use this kind of soil for your clivia, and you won't have to worry about it blooming abundantly in winter
Growing clivia with pine needles and pine needle soil: get these few points right, and your clivia will grow fast and bloom more. How do you grow clivia well - with pure pine needles or pine needle soil? Whether it's pure pine needles or pine needle soil, as long as the pine needles inside have...
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Grow lucky bamboo and clivia: don't throw away these 3 kinds of expired pills, they're better than nutrient solution
With the improvement and upgrading of people's living standards, many people like to keep some green potted plants at home. Keeping them at home can not only beautify the home and decorate the room, making the home more beautiful, but keeping some green plants...
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When the clivia blooms, every pot thrives: a 30-year veteran flower farmer's secret is feeding it a little thin oil water
Autumn has arrived, and many flower lovers like to keep a few potted flowers at home, but flower lovers usually fall into a misconception, thinking that following the rules and watering and fertilizing properly will make them grow beautifully. But actually, when it comes to growing flowers, you still need...
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Orchids, clivia and succulents: use these three potting mediums for plump, strong foliage and a full explosion of blooms
Orchids, clivia and succulents are basically loved by everyone, but many people worry about the potting medium used for growing them, because these flowers have very strict requirements for soil quality, and if ordinary soil is used, nine times out of ten they will not grow well. Moreover, ordinary...
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Add this to your long-lived clivia in autumn and the leaves will be so plump they drip with oil, with buds blooming nonstop
Autumn is here! With the heat of summer gone, all kinds of potted flowers have resumed growing, especially plants that bloom in winter. Now is the perfect time to fertilize. Let's take a look with Huahua at how to fertilize your potted plants at home! ...
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