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Clivia leaves look dull? Apply a little of this when the weather turns cool and they'll turn oil-green and glossy; neighbors all follow suit
As autumn arrives, the temperature gradually drops, especially with the recent continuous autumn rain and the sudden plunge in temperature. Many flowers have not yet adapted from the high-temperature environment to the low-temperature one, just like the common Clivia at home, which generally in the hot summer weather will...
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Succulents and clivias with rotten roots thrive when grown in water
Summer is basically coming to an end. I wonder how your succulents and clivias are doing? If your plants have black rot and rotten roots, don't give up. Huahua will teach you 1 trick to save your dying plants! Throw succulents with rotten roots into water, and the fibrous roots...
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Add this when repotting your clivia in autumn, and it will bloom every year without root rot
After the Start of Autumn, clivia comes out of its dormant period, and this is a good time to repot it. Repotting gives the roots more room to grow; you need to replace the potting soil to ensure a supply of nutrients. Removing from the pot: wait until the potting soil is completely dry, then take the plant out of the pot...
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It's the perfect time to repot clivia in early autumn: is deep planting or shallow planting better?
As autumn arrives, many gardening enthusiasts are preparing to repot their clivia (Clivia miniata) when the temperature is suitable, to promote better growth and flowering. Clivia is mostly repotted in spring and autumn. Autumn repotting is best done when the temperature is around 25 degrees...
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What to do if your clivia does not grow new leaves? 3 tips to make new leaves sprout fast
There are several reasons why clivia does not grow leaves: soil that is too acidic, lack of fertilizer, lack of water, and root rot. So for each different situation, corresponding measures need to be taken. Let's take a look below! Soil too alkaline: the soil has been used for too long or...
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Do Clivia must be repotted in autumn, or is it okay not to repot?
A few days ago I posted a video about repotting Clivia in autumn. After seeing the video, many flower lovers left comments for Chengcheng asking why Clivia must be repotted. Is it okay not to repot? Let me tell you: for growing flowers, soil is...
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Urine water accidentally poured into a Clivia pot: it grew 1.8 m long leaves
Everyone has probably heard of the Clivia, a household plant, and many flower lovers even grow one, but Clivias generally only reach 50 to 80 cm in height, and that height already counts as a fairly large Clivia. Today we want to show everyone a...
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How to grow Clivia? 3 clever tips for strong roots, thick leaves and bright red blooms
The Home Gardening Encyclopedia: Teacher Xiao Ye teaches you all kinds of gardening knowledge! Once you grow a Clivia, the biggest fear is that it won't bloom. Recently a fellow orchid grower said their Clivia had been growing for 2 years, and it was blooming less and less, and they had no idea why. The first two years it bloomed just fine...
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Clivia won't bloom after 3 years? Feed it once every 7 days, and it will bloom two or three times a year
Clivia is a flower loved by many gardening enthusiasts, with a dignified and elegant plant shape, verdant and upright leaves, and large, brightly colored flowers. It is a plant grown both for its foliage and its flowers. Recently, some gardening enthusiasts have complained that they have been growing Clivia for 3 years, and the leaves have exceeded 12...
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Root rot in clivia isn't a big problem - let me teach you how to make it grow new roots
Root rot in clivia is a very tricky problem. Many gardening enthusiasts give up and throw their clivia away as soon as they see the roots rotting. Here, a gardening enthusiast shares his method for bringing a clivia with root rot back to life. Everyone, come and learn!
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