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How to get your clivia through the summer? Master this trick for green leaves, more flowers and a fast-filling pot
Many flower lovers who grow clivia suffer heavy losses as soon as hot weather arrives, and in serious cases lose every single plant. Today Huahua will show you how to get your clivia safely through the summer!
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Are Your Clivia and Money Tree About to Die? A Few Snips and They'll Instantly Fill Their Pots
Clivia (Clivia miniata) and the money tree (Pachira aquatica) are common indoor plants with very high ornamental value, yet they constantly develop yellow leaves, and in severe cases are even about to die. Clivia often suffers from yellow leaves and root rot. Yellow leaves should be pruned off promptly...
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How to care for a clivia so it gets through summer safely? Just do these few things
Once summer arrives and the temperature rises, the clivia begins to enter its dormant period, so how should fellow gardeners care for it during this dormant period? In summer there are several major threats affecting the clivia's survival, and the editor counted them up: there are mainly two...
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Master these two little tricks and your clivia's leaves will grow even more beautifully
The leaves are the face of the clivia, the part that has to be shown off to people. So from the leaves you can tell how good the quality of the clivia is, and you can also tell whether your friends have been taking care of it with care. If you want the clivia's leaves...
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Clivia: bury oil in the flower pot once every 15 days in summer for lush flowers and leaves and nonstop blooming
Midsummer is coming. Many flower lovers like to keep a few potted flowers at home. They can not only decorate the room but also purify the air. Many potted flowers also have medicinal value or beauty benefits. Clivia is a very good household...
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Add this to spider plants, clivias and pothos, and you will see results in ten days
Pothos, spider plants and clivias are all top choices for the home; they are not only easy to keep alive, but can also purify the air. However, clivias and spider plants always look sickly, and that is due to improper fertilizer and water management. Use eggshells as flower fertilizer: ...
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DIY leaf mold for Clivia - free of charge, loose and airy, with leaves so dark green and plump they practically drip with oil
Normally when we grow Clivia, we all say the soil used is leaf mold, but which kind of leaf mold exactly is it? Let's talk in detail about the Clivia nutrient soil we buy from the market, the kind in small plastic bags. Most of it comes from the forests of Northeast...
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Rotting leaves on clivia affect its growth; only with this kind of care can it grow well
Clivia has very strong vitality, but rotting leaves will affect the plant's growth, and in severe cases cause death, and root rot is also likely to occur. Summer is when problems occur most often. Clivia likes a cool environment, and high temperatures...
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What should you do if the leaves of your clivia (Clivia miniata) are wrinkled? Care for them this way for broad, thick, emerald-green leaves
There are many, many varieties of clivia, and the leaves of some varieties are the most prone to wrinkling. Qulan and Henglan develop wrinkles after more than two years, and clivia with relatively broad leaves develop them after three or four years, but this situation is normal,...
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What kind of leaves are used to make leaf mold for potted clivia, and which type is better?
Clivia is very well suited to growing in the shade of trees; appropriate scattered light suits it fine, and excessive direct sun should be avoided. Besides maintaining a warm, slightly moist environment year-round and providing appropriate light, the soil for growing clivia is especially critical. The soil...
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